During his visit, Kataria inspected night shelters at GMSH Sector 32, GMSH Sector 16, PGIMER Sector 12, and the ISBT in Sector 17. He personally checked bedding, blankets, drinking water, lighting, sanitation, and cleanliness at each location.

Moreover, Kataria directed the Chandigarh Administration and the Senior Superintendent of Police to speed up blanket distribution for homeless persons exposed to extreme cold. He also interacted with on-duty officials and stressed that dignity, safety, and comfort must remain central to shelter operations.

Highlighting social responsibility, the Administrator said protecting vulnerable citizens remains a top priority. Therefore, he asked officials to conduct regular monitoring of shelter occupancy and upkeep. He further urged better coordination among civic bodies, hospitals, and social organisations.

Meanwhile, the Municipal Corporation Chandigarh has established temporary waterproof night shelters across the city. These shelters offer cushioned carpets, quilts, mattresses, pillows, blankets, electricity, drinking water, toilets, and fire safety measures.

As a result, the administration aims to ensure that no homeless person remains without protection during the severe winter spell.

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