<p>Jammu: As many as 500 houses have suffered damage due to heavy rains and flash floods in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda district, with relief and rehabilitation operations underway in the affected areas to restore essential supplies and road networks.</p>.<p>"A total of 50 houses have been fully damaged, 100 houses severely damaged, and 350 residential buildings partially damaged. Fourteen animals have lost their lives, and five human lives were lost," Deputy Commissioner Doda Harvinder Singh said on Monday.</p>.<p>Singh, who is overseeing the relief and rescue operations in the flood-hit areas of the district, said, "We have credited Rs 4 lakh compensation to each of the affected families." He said that the heavy rains that occurred from August 25 to 27 in Doda resulted in major losses and damages.</p>.<p>"The entire administration went from home to home, monitoring and assessing the situation at the grassroots level. Normal life is being brought back on track," he said.</p>.Amit Shah tours flood-affected areas in Jammu, assures victims of relief.<p>On the restoration of surface communication, he said that fully damaged roads have been temporarily restored. "The highway, Bhaderwah road, and PMGSY (Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana) roads have been restored." </p><p>Asserting that the damage is huge and widespread, the DC said that it will take time to cover these losses. "The funds we receive from time to time, or any package given to us, will be used for permanent restoration," he said.</p>.<p>Pointing towards a fresh advisory about rains on Tuesday in the district, he said, "We request everyone to remain cautious, as heavy rains are predicted for tomorrow. We must be prepared, and nobody should go near water bodies." </p>
<p>Jammu: As many as 500 houses have suffered damage due to heavy rains and flash floods in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda district, with relief and rehabilitation operations underway in the affected areas to restore essential supplies and road networks.</p>.<p>"A total of 50 houses have been fully damaged, 100 houses severely damaged, and 350 residential buildings partially damaged. Fourteen animals have lost their lives, and five human lives were lost," Deputy Commissioner Doda Harvinder Singh said on Monday.</p>.<p>Singh, who is overseeing the relief and rescue operations in the flood-hit areas of the district, said, "We have credited Rs 4 lakh compensation to each of the affected families." He said that the heavy rains that occurred from August 25 to 27 in Doda resulted in major losses and damages.</p>.<p>"The entire administration went from home to home, monitoring and assessing the situation at the grassroots level. Normal life is being brought back on track," he said.</p>.Amit Shah tours flood-affected areas in Jammu, assures victims of relief.<p>On the restoration of surface communication, he said that fully damaged roads have been temporarily restored. "The highway, Bhaderwah road, and PMGSY (Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana) roads have been restored." </p><p>Asserting that the damage is huge and widespread, the DC said that it will take time to cover these losses. "The funds we receive from time to time, or any package given to us, will be used for permanent restoration," he said.</p>.<p>Pointing towards a fresh advisory about rains on Tuesday in the district, he said, "We request everyone to remain cautious, as heavy rains are predicted for tomorrow. We must be prepared, and nobody should go near water bodies." </p>