‘Every loss of life is our personal disadvantage’, CM Yogi met for the heat, guidelines to the departments – CM Yogi Adityanath Held a meeting Regarding Heatwave Gave Guidelines to Departments NTC

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath held a high -level review meeting on Wednesday at Lal Bahadur Shastri Bhavan regarding the heatwave management. While reviewing the preparations for the events caused by the heatwave, he gave necessary guidelines to the concerned departments. He directed to be vigilant especially about heatwave. The Chief Minister said that we cannot accept the loss of life due to heatwave. Such loss of life cannot be compensated by giving compensation. Every loss of life is our personal loss for us. The whole family is destroyed in these incidents.

He said that in some districts of the state, a situation like heatwave has started to arise from now on, in such a situation, all departments need to work with vigilance. At all the districts and tehsil levels of the state, he made people aware of the facts related to the heat, rescue and preparation through widespread publicity, as well as to save the forests of the state from fire.

‘Keep an eye on mischievous elements that set fire in the forest’

He said that it has to be ensured that any kind of mischievous elements cannot carry out the incidents of arson in the forests. Petrolling should be done for this. He directed the Forest Department and the Fire Department to increase vigilance for the prevention of fire from the spark. He said that the role of the fire department will be important. At the same time, the forest department will have to ensure the provision of providing drinking water to birds, wild animals.

Early warning system will be installed in every district

CM Yogi said that accountability of forest guard and forest workers of the forest department should be ensured. He instructed that early warning systems will have to be installed in every district of the state, do not worry about the expenditure incurred in it. Early warning systems should also be installed in sensitive areas, so that people can be informed about the upcoming disaster. Principal, village servant should be made accountable and action should be ensured by fixing accountability from time to time.

‘If the alert of thunderclap comes first, the danger may be averted’

In the meeting, the Chief Minister said in the meeting, mentioning the fact that the problem of thunderclap in high -risk districts associated with Heatwave, and said that if an alert comes 3 hours ago, then the movement of people in sensitive areas will be banned. Regular monitoring of aspects related to the installation, operation and coverage of these equipment and warning system should also be done.