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UP Govt Sets Up 1633 Flood Posts, 200 Medical Teams

Floods affect 1.70 lakh people in 17 UP districts. Relief operations underway.

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
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City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Mon, 31 August 2026 at 10:58 pm
UP Govt Sets Up 1633 Flood Posts, 200 Medical Teams

The Uttar Pradesh government, led by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, has activated its administrative machinery to provide relief and rescue operations to people affected by floods in the state. As of Sunday, 17 districts in Uttar Pradesh are affected by floods, with around 1.70 lakh people impacted.

The government has established a total of 1,633 flood posts in the affected areas to monitor relief and rescue activities at the local level. These posts are playing a crucial role in providing immediate assistance to the affected population.

The government has also made extensive arrangements for food supply, distributing 2,024 flood relief food grain packets and 10,784 lunch packets as of Sunday. In total, 55,572 food grain packets and 3.02 lakh lunch packets have been delivered to affected people, ensuring food availability for those staying in relief camps and affected areas.

In addition to relief operations, the government has prioritized health services in the affected areas. A total of 200 medical teams have been formed, and 5,432 chlorine tablets and 5,441 ORS packets have been distributed for sanitation and health protection.

The administration has also deployed 525 boats and motorboats for relief and rescue operations in areas where floods have disrupted transportation. Furthermore, 254 flood shelters have been established, with 46 shelters currently operational, providing a safe haven for 1,151 people.

The affected districts include Ayodhya, Azamgarh, Ballia, Barabanki, Badaun, Chitrakoot, Farrukhabad, Hamirpur, Hardoi, and Kasganj, among others. The government's efforts are focused on providing immediate relief assistance to the affected population and keeping people safe.

The situation is being closely monitored by the state government, with relief operations continuing in the affected areas. The government's swift response to the flood situation has helped prevent any loss of human life or animal life in the state so far.

The floods have affected the daily lives of people in the state, but the government's efforts to provide relief and rescue operations have helped mitigate the situation. The administration's focus on providing food, shelter, health facilities, and fodder for animals has been crucial in helping people cope with the flood situation.

In conclusion, the Uttar Pradesh government's response to the flood situation has been swift and effective, with a focus on providing immediate relief assistance to the affected population. The government's efforts have helped prevent any loss of life and have provided a safe haven for those affected by the floods.

Frequently asked questions

How many districts are affected by floods in Uttar Pradesh?

17 districts are affected by floods in Uttar Pradesh.

What relief measures has the UP government taken?

The UP government has established flood posts, distributed food and medical supplies, and deployed boats and motorboats for relief and rescue operations.

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