Archive · 17 Sep 2025
J&K CM Announces Relief for Poonch Land Subsidence
The Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Omar Abdullah, visited Kalaban village after land subsidence caused damage.
He announced immediate relief of Rs 38 lakh, in addition to Rs 50 lakh already sanctioned.
The subsidence, which began on September 11th, has affected over 1,000 people, damaging homes and infrastructure.
Affected residents have been moved to safety.
The Chief Minister assured families of government support and expedited restoration of the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway.
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah visited Kalaban village after land subsidence.
He announced immediate relief of Rs 38 lakh in addition to existing funds.
Land subsidence in Mendhar tehsil has impacted over 1,000 people.
Over 95 houses, a graveyard, and a mosque have been damaged.
The Chief Minister also inspected restoration work on the Jammu-Srinagar Highway.
- Who
- Omar Abdullah, Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir
- What
- Visited Kalaban village to assess land subsidence damage and announce relief
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Kalaban village, Poonch district
- Why
- To assess damage, interact with affected families, and provide relief
Residents' Needs
Government Response
Relief and Aid
Residents' Needs
Affected residents require immediate financial aid and support.
Government Response
The government is providing immediate financial relief and facilitating long-term solutions and aid.
- Location
- Kalaban village, Poonch district
- Event
- Land subsidence
- Chief Minister
- Omar Abdullah
- Relief Funds
- Rs 38 lakh + Rs 50 lakh SDRF
- Affected People
- Over 1,000
- Damaged Houses
- Over 95
- Other Damage
- Infrastructure, roads, graveyard, and a mosque
- Date of Visit
- Wednesday
