Submit flood damage report in 2 days: DDC to officers
Kupwara, Aug 9: The District Development Commissioner, Kupwara, Muhammad Shafi Rather, today asked the officers to submit the project report regarding flood damages in the area within two days.
Reviewing the progress of schemes, he said the annual Plan for the District for current fiscal had been fixed at Rs 82.65 crore.
To complete the on-going projects and achieve results, Rather exhorted upon the officers to ensure their presence in offices and not to leave the station without his permission.
He asked the officers to utilize the allocation as per the government norms and guidelines.
The Additional Deputy Commissioner, Kupwara, Itrat Hussain, Assistant Commissioners, Tehsildars, district and sectoral officers were present.
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