times the amount of water which flowed out of indiacm reviews situation in floodhit districtspunjab chief minister amarinder singh was on sunday informed that 1689 people in ferozepur district who had been affected by the recent floods were treated by mobile health teams another 655 patients were treated at opds by these teams and about 4600 persons visited medical camps in floodaffected areas in all 31 persons had been evacuated to the nearby relief camps the cm was given this information during a meeting called to review the situation in floodhit ferozepur jalandhar kapurthala and ropar districts in kapurthala district the cm was informed that there was no loss of human life and cattle and the district administration had constituted 20 villagewise flood relief teams kapurthala deputy commissioner said 1415 persons were given requisite treatment with veterinary care provided to 640 cattle heads he said the distribution of dry ration packets and other relief material was also going on in full swingropar deputy commissioner said water level in flooded fields of the district had by and large receded nearly 500 persons had been evacuated and drinking water and power supply had been restored in floodaffected villages about 3300 persons had been provided medical aid in 13 permanent and 22 mobile camps and three ambulances pressed into service to provide emergency healthcare servicesthe cm also directed the dcs of jalandhar kapurthala ferozepur ropar and sbs nagar to chalk out a detailed programme to initiate the process of assessing damage to crops and infrastructure in floodhit areasthe has already written to prime minister narendra modi seeking a special package of rs 1000 crore to address losses resulting from the floods in punjab according to preliminary estimates the state has suffered damages to the tune of rs 1700 crore due to floods the union home ministry has decided to send a central team to assess the damage and loss due to floods in punjab union home secretary ajay bhalla has informed the state government that a central team would also be sent to punjab to assess damage due to floodwatch pakistan floods sutlej with polluted water damages embankments