Blackout remained in force in Ambala on Saturday, people carrying the missile fell in Sirsa.
Even after ceasefire between India and Pakistan on Saturday, there was a blackout in Ambala and Hisar at night. In Hisar, people were also appealed to keep the lights of the house closed. However, restrictions were lifted by the administration in most districts.
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At the same time, DC Vikram Singh of Faridabad has issued orders to ban food and drink storage. He said that action will be taken against the hoarding and storage of food items.
On Saturday, Pakistan tried to attack the Air Force Station in Sirsa. Colonel Sophia Qureshi said during a press conference of the Ministry of External Affairs in Delhi that the airbase is completely safe. He also released photos of the airbase. Earlier, DC of Ambala had said that Pakistani drones have appeared 70 km from Ambala.
The army released these pictures of Sirsa Airbase being safe.
Pakistan claims- Sirsa Air Force Station attacked On the night of 9-10 May, people heard two big blasts in Sirsa. People also saw strong light in the sky at night. The explosion took place at some distance from the Air Force Station located in Sirsa. On the other hand, Pakistan claimed that it had attacked the Air Force Station in Sirsa. However, the Indian Army said that the attack took place near the Air Force Station, there was no damage to the station. The administration and forces were alerted since this attack. In Sirsa, a complete ban was imposed on any kind of drone. Checking was started from place to place.
Missile pieces were found lying in Sirsa’s field.
CM Saini took an emergency meeting of officers CM Saini called an emergency meeting in Chandigarh on Saturday morning. All the top officials including Chief Secretary, Home Secretary were present in this meeting. Also, all the commissioners, DC, SP of the state were also associated with video conferencing. The meeting reviewed the preparation of life and property in a situation like attack or disaster. All administrative secretaries were asked to call the personnel on leave on duty with immediate effect. All departments were already asked to keep preparations to deal with the emergency.
CM Naib Singh Saini sitting in a meeting with officials in Chandigarh.
1.10 crore sanctioned for disaster management in Haryana The Haryana government sanctioned Rs 1.10 crore for disaster management. The decision was taken on 9 May 2025. 5 lakh rupees have been given to each District Deputy Commissioner, so that they can ensure quick and effective action in their district. Additional Chief Secretary of Home Department and Finance Revenue and Disaster Management, Dr. Sumita Mishra directed that the amount should be withdrawn according to the real need. Deputy Commissioners will have to upload the expenditure details on the NDMIS portal by the 10th of every month. This step has been taken to deal with safety and emergency.
