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Balbir Singh Leads Patiala Rainwater Drainage Inspection Ahead of Monsoon

Balbir Singh inspects key locations in Patiala and directs officials to ensure smooth drainage and prevent waterlogging during monsoon

by Tamanna

Patiala:  Ahead of the upcoming monsoon season, a detailed Patiala Rainwater Drainage Inspection was conducted across several vulnerable areas of the city to review the rainwater drainage and water disposal system.

The Patiala Rainwater Drainage Inspection covered key locations including Tiwana Chowk, 100 Feet Road, Badi Nadi, Chhoti Nadi, Daulatpur Bridge, and Shanti Nagar to assess preparedness for heavy rainfall and possible waterlogging situations.

Patiala Rainwater Drainage Inspection Focuses on Flood Prevention

During the Patiala Rainwater Drainage Inspection, officials examined stormwater drains and natural water channels to identify blockages, weak points, and areas requiring urgent maintenance.

Balbir Singh directed concerned departments to ensure immediate cleaning of drains and strengthen the drainage infrastructure so that smooth water flow is maintained during heavy rains.

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Drainage Inspection Strengthens Monsoon Preparedness

The government stated that the Patiala Rainwater Drainage Inspection is part of a proactive approach to ensure better urban management and public safety during the monsoon season.

Officials were instructed to remain alert and continuously monitor drainage systems to avoid any disruption caused by heavy rainfall.

Inspection Ensures Public Safety

The Patiala Rainwater Drainage Inspection aims to protect citizens from waterlogging and flood-like conditions by improving drainage efficiency and response readiness.

The Mann Government reaffirmed its commitment to ground-level service and assured that all necessary steps will be taken to safeguard residents during the rainy season.

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