Raigad: Union Minister Msmes Narayan Rane on Sunday ensured all assistance from the center to help reduce the suffering of Western Maharashtra and coastal flood victims.
“This center will definitely help the country and the center will rebuild Taliye Village,” he said, visiting the small village near Mahad who was eliminated on a hill on Thursday, killing more than 50.
Accompanied by the leader of the Bharatiya Party Janata from the opposition Devendra Fadnisvis (Assembly) and Pravin Darekar (council), Rane – who came from Sindhudurg on the coast of Konkan – traveling around the flood-hit areas in the region.
He examined rescue operations and assistance and praised the efforts of various institutions such as the Army, Navy, Air Force, Coasters, NDRF, SDRF, police, firefighting brigades, and others, involved in Herculean assignments and bad weather conditions.
Rane, a member of Rajya Sabha, said that before his visit here, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke with him.
“He asked me to visit the site and sent a report about me back.
This center will definitely expand all help to people here,” Rane said.
For a request about how the tragedy chain hit Maharashtra, Rane with Curtly cut it by clarifying that “this is not the time to pamper yourself to anyone.” “Who can think that this hill will fall like this.
The top priority now is to help the affected population that has lost everything in a disaster,” he said.
Taliye Village was buried under the initial hill on July 23, killing at least 50 and with another lost number, because Raigad bears the burden of heavy rain that hit 6 districts since Thursday.
According to the State Disaster Management Authority, (SDMA) officially killed in the incident related to the rain has increased to 112 besides being lost, in the last 3 days Havoc Monsun who had previously seen several cities and villages sank below 15-20 feet of flooding , Districts of the districts also witnessed a series of large and small landslips, roads, and bridges swept away, farm fields were still flooded, houses were completely damaged, more than 1.35-lakh people shifted to camps, And when the flood waters connect the trace of death and destruction.
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