we saw that several animals unfortunately died and several people were also reported to have died. Some people told us that some people were stuck. So does the government have any count on whether any people have lost their lives because of the floods? So I would I would like to use this platform of, uh, form of ND TV to tell everyone out that, you know, this calamity is not an adventure. It is not a calamity or a disaster. Tourism. I can see a lot of kids, you know, playing in water. A lot of you know, uh, even the grown ups are jumping into this water. This is very dangerous. Flood waters are very unpredictable and they can take you anywhere and can be fatal. I think two days back we could see I heard that three kids were basically playing and trying to swim into these waters. They drowned and they were dead. So especially the parents. Even I went today to a to a relief camp near Metro Station near I could see kids playing into this water jumping into the water. This is dangerous. People should avoid it. People should avoid going near Jamuna for selfies or making these reels, it can be dangerous. It can be fatal. Right? But does the government know whether any people have officially lost lives because of the floods? Apart from this issue, that, of course, is important. And that needs to be mentioned. Uh, II, I remember on the first day, uh, there was a lady and she was crying and she desperate. She was saying that my my husband went back to Yamuna, took a tricycle rickshaw to get stuff, and he is absconding since last night, and she was crying inconsolably. I directed the SDM there, and I got to know next day that probably, you know, uh, he was found. So as of now, I have not heard anybody, you know, uh, who who got drowned per se Because he got, uh, he was unexpectedly caught in the flood. So we have been lucky in that sense, that Delhi, uh, government's efforts and the efforts from a lot of people have have been they have been able to succeed. That's good to hear, sir. And we hope that situation maintains and there's no change in that. We hope that nobody loses their life, but That's an important warning coming in from the minister to avoid swimming or getting into this flood water, Mr. So thanks very much for joining us.
