CM Chandrababu spends whole night in flood relief operation duties 

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CM Chandrababu spends whole night in flood relief operation duties 

Directly meets victims traveling on boats  The Capital News  Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu spent the whole night in flood monitoring duties in Vijayawada city and surrounding areas…

Directly meets victims traveling on boats 

The Capital News 

Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu spent the whole night in flood monitoring duties in Vijayawada city and surrounding areas on Sunday. Once again proved how he works in emergency conditions by directly involving in flood relief operations in night time also.

He motivated the total government machinery to actively participate in flood relief work. He visited several areas from morning to night on Sunday night up to 3 am early hours of Monday. He took rest for some time in his bus and immediately started work on Monday at 6 am.

He traveled on boats to visit flood affected areas and directly met the victims. He extended all support to them including confidence. He changed the collectorate of NTR district as Secretariat for his office work. He conducted reviews with officials and ministers from the collector’s office.

He also spoke with Union Home Minister and other officials to get help from  the disaster management teams. He personally involved in all aspects of flood relief operations. He took special interest to provide food for flood victims. Nearly two lakh people have been provided food during the last two days. 

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