Chief Minister Boosts Morale of Flood-Affected People by Personally Serving Food at Relief Camp
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Raipur (thestates.news) | Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai visited flood-affected areas of Sukma district on Monday and met affected families to enquire about their situation. He inspected various flood-affected areas, including Shabrinagar, Srinagar, and Linepara. He also visited relief and health camps, reviewed the arrangements, and interacted with affected families to understand their problems and needs.
Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai assured the affected families that the State Government stands firmly with them during this crisis. Families whose houses, household belongings, or other property have been damaged by the floods will receive assistance as per the applicable rules, and the government will take all necessary steps for their relief and rehabilitation.
Chief Minister Shri Sai inspected the relief and health camp set up at Shabrinagar. He enquired about the healthcare facilities, food, drinking water, and other essential arrangements available at the camp. During the visit, the Chief Minister met the affected people staying at the relief camp, personally served them food, and warmly enquired about their well-being.
The Chief Minister also visited the home of a flood-affected family. He spoke to the family members to understand the circumstances they faced during the floods and the losses they suffered and reassured them of the government’s support. The Chief Minister directed officials to provide assistance without delay, keeping in mind the difficulties faced by the affected families.
Heavy rainfall on September 23 and 24 caused flooding and waterlogging in several areas of Sukma district. Along with relief operations, health camps are being conducted in the affected areas. Families in need are receiving immediate assistance, dry rations, and warm clothing. To prevent water-borne diseases, teams are conducting regular health check-ups, chlorinating drinking water sources, and taking other necessary sanitation measures.
