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Assam floods: JP Nadda assures all help from Centre as he visits affected regions

From Hindustan Times · () English

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  • Union Minister J.P. Nadda visited flood-affected regions in Assam to assess the damage and assure central government assistance.
  • Nadda toured the Nepalikhuti area, a region severely impacted by floods that began on July 19.
  • The visit aimed to provide support and aid to those affected by the natural disaster.

Union Minister J.P. Nadda visited flood-ravaged areas in Assam on Saturday, assuring residents of full support from the central government. He toured the Nepalikhuti area, located along the Assam-Nagaland border, which has been particularly devastated by the latest wave of floods that began on July 19.

During his visit, accompanied by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, Nadda interacted with locals and reviewed the extent of the damage. The floods have displaced numerous people and caused significant destruction across several districts of Assam. The minister's presence underscored the government's commitment to providing relief and rehabilitation to the affected population.

The central government has pledged to provide all necessary assistance to Assam as it grapples with the aftermath of the monsoon deluge. Efforts are underway to restore essential services and provide humanitarian aid to those who have lost their homes and livelihoods.

We assure all help from the Centre.

— J.P. NaddaUnion Minister J.P. Nadda assuring assistance to flood-affected regions in Assam.
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