Mahoba. Amid continuous rainfall in the district, the District Magistrate inspected various ponds and low-lying areas of the city to assess the situation caused by waterlogging. The inspection focused particularly on areas affected by the overflow of Kirat Sagar Pond.
The District Magistrate visited Station Road in the Alampura area, where water has accumulated due to the overflow from Kirat Sagar Pond. She assessed the waterlogging situation on the spot and took information from officials regarding water drainage and the movement of traffic and pedestrians.
The District Magistrate directed officials from the Irrigation Department, Public Works Department, the Executive Officer of the Municipal Council, concerned departmental officials and the police administration to take necessary measures in view of the situation caused by waterlogging. She instructed them to ensure that the movement of the general public remains smooth and that timely action is taken wherever required.
She further directed the concerned departments to work in close coordination and ensure effective drainage of accumulated water. Officials were also asked to maintain continuous monitoring of areas vulnerable to waterlogging during the ongoing rainfall.
The District Magistrate also inspected the waterlogged stretch from the BSNL office in Yashodanagar to Station Road, located on the other side of the pond. She reviewed the situation at the site and directed the concerned officials to take necessary steps to improve water drainage and maintain smooth traffic movement.
Officials were instructed to remain vigilant in waterlogging-prone areas and respond promptly to any emerging problems. The District Magistrate emphasised that the convenience and safety of the public must remain a priority during the ongoing rains, with all concerned departments working in coordination to manage the situation effectively.
