Katihar / Patna: Cm Nith Kumar on Wednesday conducted a flood-affected area air survey in Katihar and Purnia and examined assistance camps in two districts.
“After assessing plant damage, the state government will provide financial assistance to affected farmers.
At present, we provide financial assistance of RS6,000 to every family affected by the flood,” Nitish said.
“Our priority is to keep people affected by floods safely during pandemics.
In addition to regulating food for them, vaccination and testing for Coronavirus is being carried out simultaneously.
If one person is found positive Covid in flood assistance camps, some other people will be infected .
We run a medical examination camp for other diseases too, “Nitish said.
Accompanied by Deputy CM Tarkishore Prasad, Nitish checked the arrangement at Brew College at Laxmipur under the Block Barari Katihar Regency and at Buniyadi High School in Sapha under the Purnia District.
CM also asks about medical facilities for pregnant women, alternative settings for children, vaccination and free drug distribution in camps in addition to arrangements in the community kitchen for families affected by floods.
“We get direct experience from affected areas by visiting there personally and receiving feedback from people.
We can know about their problems.
Administration runs the kitchen community in several places,” he said.
At the stolen river and management, CM said, “We work for their permanent solution.
We continue to interact with people and hold discussions, but cannot claim that everything will be safe and safe.
Sometimes, we see an increase on the surface of the Ganga water.
Water from the other rivers joined the ganga and scope of the outflow of minimally.
That is why we face a difficult situation this year.
But, we will definitely find a solution for several regions in the state.
“Upon returning to the state capital, Nitish said,” I did The air survey of flood-affected areas in Kesarar and Purnia.
There is a sharp increase on the surface of the ganga water this year, which has caused damage in several places in two districts.
“When asked if he would seek financial assistance from the center of the damage Caused by flooding, Nitish said the state government always made such demands from the center.
He also said the state government had made policies since 2007 to provide assistance to people affected by flooding.
“We continue to improve the policy every year and also make arrangements for livestock,” Nitish said.