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Chandigarh Residents Missing After Nepal Floods? Administration Seeks Info
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Chandigarh Residents Missing After Nepal Floods? Administration Seeks Info

By NewsWave Desk27 Aug 2026, 03:01 pm151 views

Chandigarh Administration has appealed to residents to share information about anyone from the city missing or untraced after the Nepal flash floods.

Chandigarh Administration Seeks Information on Residents Missing After Nepal Flash Floods

Chandigarh: In the wake of the recent flash floods in Nepal, the Chandigarh Administration has appealed to citizens to share information about any Chandigarh resident who may be missing or untraced following the incident.

The administration said the information will help authorities identify and trace residents who may have been affected by the floods and provide assistance to their families.

Information Can Be Shared Through Control Room

According to government sources, residents can provide details through the Chandigarh Administration's control room.

Control Room Numbers:

  • 112

  • 0172-2700025

Information can also be shared through email at adc-chd@nic.in.

Residents can also contact Mohan Singh, Office Superintendent, DC Office, regarding information about missing or untraced Chandigarh residents.

Details to Be Shared With Concerned Authorities

The administration said the information received will be compiled and shared with the concerned authorities. The move is aimed at facilitating efforts to trace missing persons and extend necessary assistance to affected families.

Citizens who have information about a Chandigarh resident who may be missing following the Nepal flash floods have been urged to promptly share the details with the administration.


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