Archive · 7 Sep 2025
Punjab CM Monitors Flood Relief from Hospital
The Chief Minister of Punjab, Bhagwant Mann, is in the hospital, recovering from being tired.
Even though he's sick, he's still in charge of helping people affected by the floods.
He's talking to important officials to make sure everyone gets food, water, and help.
The government has moved over 22,000 people to safety and set up camps for those who lost their homes.
Sadly, many people have been affected and a lot of crops have been damaged.
The Chief Minister is expected to be back in the field in a day or two.
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann is recovering from exhaustion at Fortis Hospital, Mohali.
Mann is monitoring flood relief operations from his hospital bed.
The Punjab government has evacuated 22,938 people from the worst affected areas.
Over 20 Lac people are affected across 2,050 villages in the 23 flood-affected districts.
The state government has set up 219 relief camps to aid those affected by the floods.
- Who
- Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann
- What
- Monitoring flood relief efforts from the hospital.
- When
- As of the time of the article.
- Where
- Fortis Hospital, Mohali and flood-affected areas of Punjab.
- Why
- Recovering from exhaustion, but still overseeing relief operations.
- Patient
- Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann
- Hospital
- Fortis Hospital, Mohali
- Condition
- Recuperating from exhaustion
- People Evacuated
- 22,938
- People Affected
- Over 20 Lac
- Relief Camps
- 219
- Crop Area Affected
- 176,980.05 hectares
- Fatalities
- 48
Sources
Punjab CM showing improvement, under observation: Fortis Hospital
Punjab floods: AAP slams Chouhan over illegal mining claims, demands relief package
Punjab CM Mann progressing well: Fortis Hospital
Punjab CM Mann progressing well: Fortis Hospital