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NDMA conducts mock exercises at Pahalgam ahead of SANJY-2023 

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NDMA conducts mock exercises at Pahalgam ahead of SANJY-2023 
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ANANTNAG: In view of the ensuing Shri Amarnath ji Yatra (SAJY-2023), a mock drill was today organized under the supervision of Major General Sudhir Bahal to test the disaster preparedness and improvise the response strategy where required.

The Major General on the occasion said that response strategies for these mock scenarios have been discussed threadbare and any gap areas identified have been addressed.

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He said that the mock exercise has been very fruitful in ensuring that all stakeholders are well-versed in their responsibilities. He said that the exercise has been instrumental in ensuring interdepartmental coordination.

During the mock drill, several scenarios including fire incidents, terrorist attacks, IED identification and neutralization, vehicular accidents, and stampedes were simulated.

The simulations were held at Nunwan Base Camp and in adjacent areas. NDMA experts trained the participants on key aspects of disaster management such as the formation of Incident Response Teams, coordination among various participating agencies, evacuation, medical preparedness, and trauma counseling.

This exercise aims at enhancing the preparedness of officials of the Shri Amarnath ji Shrine Board (SASB), district administration, and other key Government agencies to deal with any disaster during the Yatra.

The mock drill was attended by Senior officials from all the important departments such as the Camp Director Autu Kumar, Additional Camp Directors, SP Anantnag, SASB, the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), the Rashtriya Rifles, the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), Army, police, health, Civil Defense, transport, fire, and other emergency services.

After the drills, post-exercise analysis was also carried out by the NDMA experts and they discussed the entire operation and underlined areas that needed improvement. “Better coordination among various agencies is of utmost importance and often the key to a successful post-disaster”, he added.

Later, a meeting was held with the observers who put forth their suggestions for improvements in response. The mock drill was attended by SDM Pahalgam, Tehsildar Pahalgam, EO Pahalgam, VV representatives from Police, CRPF, health, fire and emergency, SDRF, and NDRF teams, among others.

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