Union Health Minister Assures Assam Flood Victims of Comprehensive Support
Minister's Visit to Flood-Affected Areas in Assam
On Wednesday, Union Health and Family Welfare Minister JP Nadda, accompanied by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, visited flood-affected regions in Assam's Sivasagar district. During the visit, he reassured residents that the central government would provide all necessary assistance for relief, rehabilitation, and reconstruction efforts. Nadda specifically toured the severely impacted Bihubar Nepali Khuti area, engaging with affected families and assessing the damage caused by the recent floods. He also reviewed the relief operations and rehabilitation activities being conducted by the state administration.
Government's Commitment to Relief Efforts
Addressing the local populace, Nadda stated that on behalf of the Indian government and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, he assured Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and the residents that there would be no shortage in relief efforts. He emphasized that the state is receiving full financial support, and central teams are evaluating the extent of the damage. "We are fully committed to the rehabilitation efforts," he added.
Impact Assessment and Ongoing Support
After visiting the affected villages, Nadda remarked on the extensive damage observed during his trip with the Chief Minister to Sivasagar. He noted that entire villages have been devastated, with homes destroyed and crops and property severely affected. Discussions were held regarding the difficulties faced by the residents. He confirmed that relief operations have been expedited and have reached the impacted areas. "There will be no lack of assistance from the Indian government, whether it be financial aid, compensation for losses, or rehabilitation efforts. The central government stands firmly with Assam," he assured, commending Sarma for his efforts.
Chief Minister's Gratitude and Assurance
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma expressed gratitude for Nadda's visit and assured that he would inform Prime Minister Narendra Modi about the ground realities. Sarma stated, "Nadda has witnessed the devastation firsthand. I am confident that he will convey the situation to the Prime Minister so that the people of Assam receive all necessary assistance for relief and rehabilitation."
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