In Assam’s Jorhat, the Indian Army and the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) collaborated on a flood relief exercise named Jal Raksha III. This joint initiative aimed to enhance coordination and operational readiness for flood-related emergencies, common during the monsoon season. The exercise focused on improving the collective response capability of agencies involved in rescue and relief operations during disasters.
The training program familiarized personnel from the Indian Army and SDRF with flood relief procedures, rescue drills, casualty evacuation techniques, and resource utilization during emergencies. Emphasizing timely response and joint operational planning, the exercise highlighted the importance of seamless coordination between military and civil disaster response agencies to minimize loss of life and property during floods. Such collaborative efforts are crucial for strengthening disaster management mechanisms and fostering mutual confidence among response agencies.
Assam, known for annual flooding during the monsoon, witnesses the cooperation of various agencies like the Indian Army, SDRF, National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), and civil administration in rescue and relief operations. This exercise showcased a comprehensive approach to disaster management, underscoring the Indian Army’s commitment to supporting civilian authorities during humanitarian and disaster relief operations. It also highlighted the Indian Army’s dedication to the northeastern region during emergencies and natural calamities.
