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Nepal floods: Tamil Nadu ministers meet in Delhi to oversee rescue of state's missing

From Hindustan Times · () English

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  • Tamil Nadu ministers convened in Delhi to monitor rescue operations for state residents missing in Nepal floods.
  • The ministers met with officials at a dedicated control room in the Tamil Nadu house.
  • The meeting focused on overseeing the efforts to locate and assist those from Tamil Nadu affected by the disaster.

Ministers from Tamil Nadu have gathered in New Delhi to closely supervise the ongoing rescue operations for individuals from the state who are missing following severe floods in Nepal. The delegation includes ministers Aadhav Arjuna, Rajmohan, Vinoth, and Thennarasu.

Their meeting took place at the control room established at the Tamil Nadu house, serving as a central hub for coordinating efforts and receiving updates. The primary objective of this gathering is to ensure a comprehensive oversight of the rescue missions aimed at finding and assisting the missing residents.

The presence of the ministers underscores the gravity with which the state government is treating the situation, emphasizing its commitment to supporting its citizens affected by the natural disaster abroad. The focus remains on gathering information and directing resources effectively to aid in the recovery and repatriation efforts.

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