January 10, 2020
The release said two deaths in Kodagu and one each in Udupi
Bengaluru: Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy on
Thursday announced a grant-in-aid of Rs 200 crore for relief work in districts
hit by floods and landslides in the state due to incessant rains.The chief
minister, who held a high-level meeting with senior officials and ministers,
said the rains have been heavier than normal.However, efforts would be taken
again tomorrow to rescue them, he said, adding that there was sufficient food
for the affected.
The Chief Minister said Rs 237.Asked whether the state would be
approaching the Centre for relief, Kumaraswamy said he would certainly be
seeking its assistance for which the losses have to be estimated.He was speaking
to reporters after reviewing the situation in the rain-affected districts of
Dakshina Kannada, Udupi, Chikkmagaluru, Kodagu and parts of Hassan and Uttara
Kannada.A press release from the jumbo squishies
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Chief Minister Office said 29 relief camps have been set up and
1,755 people provided shelter.55 crore was available with all district
commissioners and there was no dearth of funds to take up relief measures.."We
have got first-hand information based on which we have decided to release Rs 200
crore and instructed officials to take up the relief work," the Chief Minister
said. Help of the Army has been sought to rescue the people, the Chief Minister
said.He said the district administrations have been asked to estimate the losses
and submit a report in a couple of days.
The release said two deaths in Kodagu
and one each in Udupi and Shivamogga have been reported till now. A press
release from the Chief Minister Office said 29 relief camps have been set up and
1,755 people provided shelter.Though helicopters were ready for rescue
operations, they could not take off owing to rough weather.chinadzgroup.Kodagu
has been badly affected by flood and mudslides and many people were stranded in
various places.Ministers have been camping in the affected districts and
secretaries in-charge asked to rush to those places, he said
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