Reviews healthcare facilities in Sopore
Suhail Khan
SOPORE, May 9: Deputy Commissioner Baramulla Dr Syed Sehrish Asgar in her maiden visit to north Kashmir’s Apple town said that youth are the future of any society and the J&K youth have full potential to prove themselves in any of fields in the world.
Addressing students at boys higher secondary school Sopore Dr Sehrish said that youth have the capabilities and can do wonders not only for themselves but for their families, society as well as the nation.
She said that education is fundamental to the development and growth and once youth chose the right direction they can create new chapters in their lives. She asked the students to concentrate on their education for their bright and successful career.
Earlier she visited sub district hospital to review necessary facilities being provided to the patients. She also directed the concerned health officials to provide better healthcare facilities to the patients round the clock.
Meanwhile, In order to take a first hand appraisal of the post fire situation, Deputy Commissioner Baramulla, Dr Syed Sehrish Asgar also paid visit to Old Town Baramulla where she met the fire victims whose residential houses were gutted in a recent massive fire incident.
Worth to mention that several families got affected in a massive fire incident on 07th of this Month.
On the occasion, Deputy Commissioner was apprised about the fire victims in which 21 families have got affected due to massive fire incident.
The Deputy Commissioner had round of the gutted houses and interacted with the affected families.
On the occasion, the DC was apprised about the condition about the post fire situation as being faced by the affected families.
The Deputy Commissioner provided an immediate relief of Fifty thousand Rupees to every affected family.
Pertinently, the district administration had provided immediate assitance with tents and blankets to the victims for their temprorary rehabilitation.
The Deputy Commissioner assured every possible support from district administration to the victims of fire.
