SRIANAGR: Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir Omar Abdullah Tuesday chaired a review meeting in Jammu to assess the operations of the Estates Department.
According to Kashmir Dot Com, in a Facebook post, Jammu and Kashmir’s Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah, shared insights from a comprehensive review meeting on the operations of the Estates Department. He directed officials to conduct a thorough evaluation of accommodations across the region to eliminate redundancies and reduce unnecessary expenses.
The Chief Minister emphasized maximizing the use of office spaces in both Jammu and Kashmir and stressed the need for constructing earthquake-resistant and weatherproof infrastructure with essential amenities like sewage, drainage, and drinking water.
He also called for the incorporation of fire safety measures in new structures and urged a safety audit of heritage buildings. Additionally, Abdullah highlighted the importance of digitizing the Assets Register for improved management. (KDC)
