BHUBANESWAR: While Prime Minister Narendra Modi examined the harm caused from the country Cyclone Yaas here on Friday, Odisha didn’t request any immediate financial help to deal with the circumstance.
Rather, chief minister Naveen Patnaik said that the nation would deal with the catastrophe in its own without burdening the Centre in light of the outbreak.
Cyclone Yaas live upgrades”Since the nation is in the summit of Covid pandemic, we haven’t sought any immediate monetary help to burden that the central authorities and would love to handle it via our own funds to tide over the crisis,” Patnaik realised afterwards attending the review meeting chaired by Modi.
Since the nation reaches the summit of #COVID19 outbreak, we haven’t sought any immediate monetary help to load.
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https://t.
co/9plXp3yQ9P— Naveen Patnaik (@Naveen_Odisha) 1622187582000Instead, the nation sought aid for long-term steps to create Odisha crisis resilient.
“We’re frequented by this kind of climate hazards each year.
Highlighted Odisha’s requirement for disaster resilient electricity infrastructure and rugged coastal security using storm surge resilient embankments,” portion of some other tweet from the Odisha CM read.
After landing in the airport prior to the afternoon, PM Modi chaired a meeting to the cyclone situation that was also attended by Union ministers Dharmendra Pradhan and Pratap Chandra Sarangi prior to accepting a aerial survey of a number of those worst affected regions in Balasore and Bhadrak.
PM @narendramodi, @GovernorOdisha, CM @Naveen_Odisha, Ministers @dpradhanbjp along with @pcsarangi attending a critique match.
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https://t.
co/zE0eZGk5wC— PMO India (@PMOIndia) 1622185067000Sarangi stated the PM can announce a fiscal package later in the day for Odisha and West Bengal.
Especially, Odisha needs underground cable system for electricity distribution so there is no less harm in the event of cyclone.
Particular relief commissioner Pradeep Jena stated Odisha would evaluate the damage in a week.
Although the cyclonic storm made landfall near Balasore with much less strength than called over 120 villages were waterlogged.
Because of incessant rain at the upper catchment, Baitarani and Subarnarekha have been in spate.
The state expects moderate flood in Baitarani which could impact low-lying regions in Bhadrak and Jajpur.