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Odisha govt deputes 30 officers to supervise relief, restoration work in flood-hit Ganjam

The Odisha government has deputed altogether 30 OAS and ORS officers to supervise relief and restoration activities in flood-affected Ganjam district.

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October 30, 2026
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Bhubaneswar: The Odisha government has deputed altogether 30 OAS and ORS officers to supervise relief and restoration activities in flood-affected Ganjam district.

The General Administration and Public Grievance Department and the Revenue and the Disaster Management Department issued two separate orders in this regard on Friday.

The General Administration and Public Grievance Department issued an order with regard to the deployment of 10 senior OAS officers to Ganjam.

“The senior OAS officers are hereby deployed in the Ganjam district, with immediate effect, to assist the district administration for post cyclone Arnab restoration works,” read the order.

The Revenue and Disaster Management Department issued an order for the deployment of as many as 20 OAS and ORS officers to Ganjam.

As per the order, the 20 officers have been asked to report to the Ganjam Collector with immediate effect.

The temporary deployment of these officers will continue till the completion of the relief and restoration activities in Ganjam.

“After careful consideration, the government has been pleased to temporarily deploy 20 OAS and ORS officers for coordinating and supervising relief and restoration activities in Ganjam,” read the order issued by the Revenue Department.

In a related development, the state government has formed three teams, comprising Sub-Divisional Officers (SDOs), Assistant Engineers and Junior Engineers, to ensure rapid repair and restoration of roads, buildings and bridges damaged by the cyclone and subsequent floods.    

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