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Bihar CM orders comprehensive flood damage assessment across state
Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary has directed state officials to compile a detailed report on flood-related losses and rehabilitation requirements. The Disaster Management Department has been tasked with coordinating assessments from all relevant agencies.
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Bihar's Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary has issued instructions to state departments to prepare a comprehensive evaluation of damage caused by recent flooding across the state. The directive aims to establish a clear picture of the scale and nature of losses to guide relief and reconstruction efforts.
The Disaster Management Department has been assigned responsibility for consolidating damage assessments from all concerned government agencies. Officials have been asked to quantify both the extent of physical destruction and the financial costs associated with rehabilitation work required in affected areas.
The state government has emphasized the need for rapid compilation of these reports to enable timely implementation of relief measures. By gathering data from multiple departments, authorities aim to develop a coordinated response strategy that addresses the most critical needs across flooded regions.
The move reflects the government's effort to establish an evidence-based approach to disaster management and resource allocation. Officials have been directed to submit their findings at the earliest opportunity to facilitate decision-making at the administrative level.