Ayti: Agencies Should Plan Measures for Energy Imbalance

Esfarayen – The Governor of Esfarayen, referring to possible restrictions on gas supply, said executive agencies in Esfarayen should take the necessary measures now to minimize harm to the public.

According to Mehr reporter, Saeed Aiti said before noon on Wednesday at the office of Esfrain city in the governor's meeting hall: This city has historical and cultural history and valuable capacities in the fields of industry, mining and university, which should be strengthened with the efforts of managers.

He further added: Managers should be with each other with true unity and empathy and correctly identify the city's priorities and people's demands and plan to solve problems, especially in the field of livelihood and economy.

Referring to the country's conditions and the economic and livelihood problems caused by the war, Governor Esfrain stated: Despite the problems created, the country has been able to display its national pride and Iran's position in global equations has been noticed more than in the past.

Pointing to the energy shortage and the possibility of gas supply restrictions, Aiti noted: Executive bodies should take the necessary measures from now on so that in case of a problem, the least amount of damage will be caused to the people.

Ayiti informed about the planning to hold a crisis management exercise in the city and added: In this exercise, the readiness of the devices to face conditions such as gas cut, disruption in the supply of bread, blocking of communication routes, earthquake and fire will be evaluated.

Emphasizing the necessity of the presence of the officials among the people, Aiti clarified: the people expect the officials to be by their side and the executive bodies should use the capacity of the service desks to communicate directly with the people and follow up on their demands.

In another part of his speech, he emphasized on the observance of administrative order and discipline and said: Managers should attend the meetings on time and make the necessary arrangements to leave the city.

Aiti stated: Managers should make decisions to solve people's problems within the framework of the law and instead of finding a way to not do things, they should look for executive solutions, and the governorship will also be with executive bodies to remove obstacles and follow up on problems.