Revenue teams begin survey of crop damage following heavy rainfall in Aligarh

In Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, the local administration has begun assessing the impact of the heavy rainfall that occurred on September 26. According to reports from Amar Ujala, revenue department teams have been deployed to areas where crops were partially affected by the downpour. The primary objective of these teams is to conduct a precise assessment of the damage to ensure appropriate follow-up actions can be taken.

Administrative officials have clarified that the situation across the district is under control, with no reports of major disasters. Analyzing the post-rain conditions, officials confirmed that daily life remains normal. There have been no incidents involving loss of human life or injuries to livestock reported anywhere in the district.

Furthermore, there is no information regarding any houses being damaged due to the rainfall. The survey being conducted by the revenue teams is a precautionary measure to document any potential losses faced by farmers. The administration has assured the public that the situation is stable and there is no cause for alarm.

Future actions will be determined based on the findings of the survey report. Currently, the revenue department teams are working diligently to complete their assessment. Other parts of the district are also being continuously monitored to address any unforeseen issues. The administration has appealed to the affected farmers to remain patient, promising that appropriate steps will be taken according to regulations once the survey is concluded.