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Natural disaster relief in Jammu and Kashmir

Overview

The Jammu and Kashmir government has initiated multiple relief operations following natural disasters including flash floods, landslides, and fires across several districts.

In Rajouri, the government disbursed Rs 3.21 crore to families affected by floods and landslides. This included funds from the State Disaster Response Fund and the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund. Efforts to address infrastructure damage involve a Rs 185 crore proposal for restoring roads and bridges, alongside repairs to electrical infrastructure. Agricultural assessments also noted significant losses in maize and paddy crops.

In Budgam, Rs 3 crore was released under the State Disaster Response Fund to assist with flood damage to infrastructure, power lines, and crops. Meanwhile, in Langate, the government is providing timber assistance to families affected by fires, supplemented by the distribution of blankets, kitchen sets, and cash assistance by the Deputy Commissioner of Kupwara.

Entities

Jammu and Kashmir Government · Rajouri · Javed Ahmed Rana · Budgam · Langate

Timeline

  1. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Jammu and Kashmir government releases relief for flood and fire victims

    The Jammu and Kashmir government is providing flood relief in Budgam and timber and cash assistance to fire victims in Langate through the State Disaster Response Fund.

  2. [POLITICS] 4 sources
    Jammu and Kashmir government releases Rs 3.21 crore relief for Rajouri

    The Jammu and Kashmir government released Rs 3.21 crore in relief for Rajouri flood and landslide victims and proposed Rs 185 crore for the permanent restoration of 403 damaged roads and bridges.

Sources

kashmirlife.net · montagehotels.com · munsifdaily.com · thekashmirimages.com