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Chief Minister Omar to Chair High‑Level Review on Jammu & Kashmir Weather Crisis
✍️ Daily Excelsior
🗓 19 Jul 2026, 08:03 PM
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Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Omar will preside over a high‑level review meeting today to assess the adverse weather situation affecting the region.
Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Omar is set to chair a high‑level review meeting today to examine the ongoing adverse weather conditions that have disrupted life across the state.
The meeting, scheduled for the state secretariat, will bring together senior officials from the agriculture, disaster management, and public works departments, along with representatives from local municipal bodies.
Officials will discuss the recent heavy rainfall, flooding in the Kashmir Valley, and the impact on irrigation, transportation, and public safety. The CM is expected to outline a coordinated response plan and allocate resources for immediate relief and long‑term mitigation.
The review follows a series of warnings issued by the India Meteorological Department, which highlighted the risk of landslides and waterlogging in several districts.
The outcome of the meeting is anticipated to guide the state’s emergency preparedness and inform future policy on climate resilience.
The meeting, scheduled for the state secretariat, will bring together senior officials from the agriculture, disaster management, and public works departments, along with representatives from local municipal bodies.
Officials will discuss the recent heavy rainfall, flooding in the Kashmir Valley, and the impact on irrigation, transportation, and public safety. The CM is expected to outline a coordinated response plan and allocate resources for immediate relief and long‑term mitigation.
The review follows a series of warnings issued by the India Meteorological Department, which highlighted the risk of landslides and waterlogging in several districts.
The outcome of the meeting is anticipated to guide the state’s emergency preparedness and inform future policy on climate resilience.