East Khasi Hills District Administration Issues Heavy Rainfall Advisory Protocol

Published on

Newmai News Network

Shillong: The East Khasi Hills district administration today issued an advisory protocol with regard to heavy rainfall, thunderstorm and lightning.

The advisory protocol read that public must ensure safe keeping of all objects such as lumber piles, loose tin sheets, loose bricks, garbage cans, sign boards etc which might be blown away in strong wind.

Also read | Assam Rifles Conducts Medical Camp for Locals at Tribal Market Complex in Nungba: Manipur

The advisory urged the people to switch off all electric appliances like electric iron, mobile charger, television set etc if the lightning persists.

It also said people are required to take extra care during heavy rainfall as there is a likelihood of flash flood, especially in areas near the rivers and streams.

Also read | Assam Rifles Rubbishes NSCN Allegations

People are also requested not to go near twaters bodies or walk through moving water and stay away from streams, drains, culverts, rivers and waterfalls, etc. Currents can be deceptive and shallow, fast moving water can knock you off your feet, it added.

It is advised that people must not drive through flooded areas and stay away from electric poles or power lines to avoid electrocution and not to venture into streams, rivers and waterfalls.

Also read | 61-Year-Old Man Shot in Leg and Hand Grenade Found at Manipur School

This is not a Ukhrul Times publication. UT is not responsible for, nor does it necessarily endorse, its content. Any reports or views expressed are solely those of the author or publisher and do not necessarily reflect those of Ukhrul Times.

Latest articles

Manipur Cabinet Expansion Likely Soon; CM Khemchand in Delhi

IMPHAL: The expansion of the Yumnam Khemchand ministry is likely to happen by next...

Charongching Baptist Church Celebrates Diamond Jubilee 

CHANDEL: The Charongching Baptist Church on Friday celebrated 60 years of its establishment with...

Ngachonmi Chamroy Launches ‘The Other Side of Manipur,’ Calling for Grassroots Reform

UKHRUL: Renowned community leader and activist Ngachonmi Chamroy officially released his latest book, "The...

Protect Mother Language to Protect Environment

INTERNATIONAL MOTHER LANGUAGE Day is observed on February 21 since 2000 to promote the...

More like this

Meghalaya: Truck Rams School Bus in Ri-Bhoi, Student Killed, Several Injured

SHILLONG: A truck laden with clinker rammed into a stationary school bus claiming...

VPP Leader and Shillong MP Ricky Syngkon Passes Away

SHILLONG: In a shocking turn of events, Shillong Lok Sabha MP and senior Voice...

ECI Sets April Deadline for Electoral Roll Revision in 7 NE States; Assam Left Out

AGARTALA, FEB 19: The Election Commission of India on Thursday directed Chief Electoral Officers...