Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal visited the Mori Gate flood tide relief camp on Sunday to assess the situation and insure effective relief measures for those affected by the cataracts. He assured the affected people that Delhi would return to normality soon.
During his visit, Kejriwal blazoned the establishment of special camps to help the affected people to recover essential documents, children’s books, clothes, and other things washed down by the floodwaters. He further assured aid to those who have suffered losses, with details of the aid package set to be blazoned soon.
During his commerce with the flood tide- affected people of Yamuna emporium, Kejriwal conceded the challenges they’re facing, particularly the loss of important documents similar as Aadhar cards. He assured them that special camps would be set up to help in the recovery of these essential documents.
हमने 6 जिलों के Schools और धर्मशाला में Relief Camps लगाए हैं।
यहाँ लोगों के लिए खाना-पानी और Toilets का इंतज़ाम है
जिन लोगों के इस बाढ़ में ज़रूरी काग़ज़ और बच्चों की किताबें बह गई हैं उनके लिए बाद में विशेष कैम्प लगाए जाएँगे
बच्चों के लिए Books और Dress का इंतज़ाम किया… pic.twitter.com/edheqrZrZV
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He also expressed concern for children who lost their books and academy uniforms due to the flooding, promising that the government is laboriously working on furnishing reserves at the foremost.
To expedite the drying process in the muddy areas, Kejriwal mentioned sweats to fill up the muddy areas with dry soil. The government is exploring colorful means to give ad hoc relief, including compensation for losses, he said.