Odisha Govt Deputes 30 Officers to Ganjam for Relief and Restoration Work
Berhampur: In a significant step to strengthen relief and restoration efforts in flood-affected areas, the Odisha Government has deputed 30 officers to Ganjam district to assist the administration in managing post-disaster operations.
According to official orders, 20 officers from the Odisha Administrative Service (OAS) and Odisha Revenue Service (ORS) have been assigned by the Revenue and Disaster Management Department to oversee relief distribution, rehabilitation measures, and restoration activities in affected regions.
Additionally, the General Administration Department has deployed 10 senior OAS officers to further support the district administration in expediting recovery efforts and ensuring effective coordination on the ground.
The officers have been instructed to report immediately to the Ganjam Collector and remain stationed in the district until the completion of relief and restoration work.
The deployment comes amid extensive flooding that has impacted several areas of Ganjam district, affecting normal life and causing damage to infrastructure and essential services.
The state government aims to strengthen administrative oversight, ensure timely assistance to affected residents, and accelerate the restoration of public services.
Officials expect the enhanced administrative presence to improve coordination among various departments and facilitate the efficient implementation of relief and rehabilitation measures in the affected areas.
