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NDRF rescues 1,500 villagers in flood-hit Fazilka, Punjab

Rekh Singh Meena, NDRF Sub-Inspector, stated that more than 1,500 villagers have been rescued, further stating that instructions were received from the District Commissioner to shift villagers to safer locations

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Heavy floods in Punjab have killed approximately 40 people. PIC/ PTI

Heavy floods in Punjab have killed approximately 40 people. PIC/ PTI

As Fazilka continues to remain flooded due to the overflowing Satluj river due to heavy rainfall in the state, the National Disaster Response Forces (NDRF) teams on Friday continued to provide relief materials to people living in flood-affected areas of Punjab's Fazilka district.

Rekh Singh Meena, NDRF Sub-Inspector, stated that more than 1,500 villagers have been rescued, further stating that instructions were received from the District Commissioner to shift villagers to safer locations.

"We have been carrying out rescue operations in Fazilka from 27th August. We have rescued more than 1500 villagers and we are providing relief material to them...District Commissioner has urged the villagers to shift to safer locations..." Meena told ANI.

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