bihar:Chief Minister goes to air survey of flood affected areas of western Champaran district

Patna: Chief Minister Nitish Kumar left patna today to conduct an aerial survey of flood affected areas of western Champaran district. They will be accompanied by Deputy Chief Minister of the state Sushil Kumar Modi. After conducting an aerial survey, he will return to Patna at four o’clock in the evening and discuss with the officials.

Chief Minister conducted air survey of flood affected areas of Dhaka, Shivhar, Sitamarhi, Madhubani and Darbhanga districts.

Chief Minister Nitish Kumar conducted an air survey of flood affected areas of Dhaka, Shivhar, Sitamarhi, Madhubani and Darbhanga districts after flagging the Independence Day. Immediately after returning from the aerial survey, the Chief Minister also held a high-level review meeting.

Review meeting with top officers
The Chief Minister held a meeting with top officials of the state regarding the relief and rescue work being carried out in flood affected areas. The meeting was attended by Chief Secretary Anjani Kumar Singh, Principal Secretary Water Resources Arun Kumar Singh, Principal Secretary Health RK Mahajan, Principal Secretary Disaster Management Suffix Elixir, Principal Secretary Path Creation Amrit Lal Meena, Secretary Rural Work Vinay Kumar, Director General Home Defense PN Rai Other officers were present. On this occasion, the Chief Minister instructed the officials to run relief and rescue operations at the war-level after detailed discussions regarding the situation in the flood situation.