SRINAGAR: Sanjeev Malhotra, the Chief Engineer of Jal Jeevan Mission J&K, expressed serious concern on Tuesday on the current dry weather conditions in Jammu and Kashmir, stating that “if dry spell continues the situation could be alarming”. He advised everyone to use water wisely and to make sure that it is stored under the appropriate conditions. Malhotra stated that although there isn’t much to worry about at the moment, the scenario could change at any time due to Jammu and Kashmir’s persistently dry weather. As of right now, there’s no reason to be concerned about surface water resources.Surface water resources have a significant amount of water available, despite the fact that the supply has been interrupted by technical problems,” he stated. However, he voiced grave concerns over Jammu & Kashmir’s ongoing drought and dry weather. “While things are not frightening right now, things are very close to becoming alarming. The next few years will be the worst for Jammu & Kashmir if the dry spell lasts,” he stated. He urged everyone to make sure their homes have water storage and to use it wisely. “The situation can turn ugly mode anytime if dry weather conditions will remain continue,” he said.
