Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has issued important instructions in view of the emergency caused by heavy rains in Hyderabad, the capital of Telangana. The Chief Minister has appealed to the IT companies to implement the system of work from home for their employees in view of the heavy rainy season. For this, he has directed Minister Sridhar Babu and IT Secretary, Police Commissioner to talk to companies.

The Chief Minister also announced that in view of the intensity of rain, holidays will be given in schools and colleges. He has advised everyone to be vigilant for the next 72 hours. Instructions have been given to continuously monitor and warning of low -lying areas, so that any untoward incident can be avoided.

All employees holiday canceled to deal with emergency

The Chief Minister clarified that immediate information of any incident should be given to the control room, so that the loss of life and property can be prevented. He ordered all departments to be ready to deal with such extreme conditions and cancel the employees’ holidays and ensure 24 -hour availability.

Where water reached dangerous level, stop movement of people there

In Hyderabad, the police have been asked to stop the entry of common people at those places where the water level has become dangerous. Instructions have been given to seek assistance from the police for traffic control in all the three commissions. Apart from this, it has also been asked to be ready to deal with the situation like cloudburst.

No false rumors spread among people, CM gave instructions to the information department

The Information Department has been instructed to ensure that accurate information reaches the media so that unnecessary panic does not spread. The Chief Minister has ordered all departmental officers to remain vigilant for the next 72 hours and work with mutual coordination. These steps have been taken to ensure the safety and convenience of the citizens, so that any kind of loss of life or loss of property can be avoided in this era of heavy rains.

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