Minister Khachariyawas takes swift action after heavy rains, urges safety measures amidst damages in Jaipur

Cabinet Minister Pratap Singh Khachariyawas wasted no time in responding to the aftermath of heavy rains that wreaked havoc in Jaipur. Visiting various assembly constituencies, including Civil Lines, the Minister assessed the damage caused to houses in areas like Yadav Colony and Nehru Nagar Gali No. 1, Ward No. 34.

Alongside officials from Jaipur Municipal Corporation Administration and Civil Defense, Minister Khachariyawas diligently inspected complaints and promptly initiated the repair work for a fallen wall alongside a drain and the removal of debris. He also personally examined the risk of a potential collapse of the large drain wall near Krishna Kripa Apartment in Science Park, Ward No. 35.

Addressing the public's safety, the Minister made a heartfelt appeal to residents living near the drains to immediately relocate to safer places due to the heavy rainfall, which has led to water accumulation in the drains. He emphasized the importance of keeping away from areas where the drain is cutting the land.

Stressing the unity of all government bodies and dedicated workers, Minister Khachariyawas assured that help is available round the clock. He urged the public to report any problems to the control room while requesting them to venture outside their homes only when necessary. 
Furthermore, he cautioned against letting small children play in the water outside houses to ensure their safety and the safety of others.

With unwavering support from the state government, the Chief Minister, ministers, legislators, councilors, and workers, Minister Khachariyawas assured the public that their well-being is of utmost importance. The police administration is also actively monitoring and providing assistance during this challenging time. 

In the interest of public safety, the Minister advised everyone to stay away from transformers with live wires and to take all necessary precautions to safeguard themselves and their communities. Together, they can overcome the challenges posed by the heavy rains and work towards rebuilding and protecting the city of Jaipur.