MP Government Sets Up Control Room To Help Residents Stranded In Nepal Flash Floods; Check Details

Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh: The Madhya Pradesh government has established a control room in New Delhi to aid citizens from the state who have been stranded or require assistance in Nepal following recent devastating floods. The control room will liaise with relevant authorities and offer all necessary support to affected Madhya Pradesh residents.

Individuals and their relatives can reach out to the facility for guidance, information and aid. The state government has provided multiple contact options for easy communication, including a dedicated helpline number, a WhatsApp number and an email address.

The helpline number to reach the control room is 011-26772005, the WhatsApp number is 9818963273, and the email address is recp1mpbhawan@mp.gov.in. Affected citizens from Madhya Pradesh can utilize these contact details to share their location in Nepal and request necessary aid. Family members residing in India can also approach the control room to provide information about their relatives who are stranded in Nepal.

When contacting the control room, citizens must provide essential details like the full name of the person who is stranded, their mobile number, current location in Nepal, the home district in Madhya Pradesh, and the type of assistance required. This information enables officials to coordinate support more effectively.

The control room's main purpose is to maintain communication with affected citizens and promptly respond to requests for assistance. It will also serve as a channel for families to obtain updates about their loved ones during the emergency. The Madhya Pradesh government has pledged to make every possible effort to support residents impacted by the situation in Nepal.

Citizens are advised to rely on official communication channels and contact the control room whenever they need help or verified information regarding the Nepal flash floods. Nepal Flash Floods have resulted in a rising death toll to 162, with nearly 400 foreign nationals among over 1,000 people still missing.