Chief Minister Omar Abdullah chaired a high-level review meeting on Monday to assess relief and restoration efforts across the Union Territory. He emphasized the need for durable restoration, instructing the Jal Shakti Department to avoid temporary measures and focus on permanent repair of water supply schemes. Officials reported that in Kashmir, 16 houses were fully damaged, 57 severely affected, and 791 partially damaged, with compensation already provided. Over Rs 9.34 crore has been proposed for power sector repairs, while 563 water supply schemes suffered damage. Abdullah stressed robust preparedness and permanent infrastructure rebuilding, reiterating that a comprehensive restoration package will be pursued with the Centre’s support.