Haryana
Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda on Friday announced an assistance of
Rs 10 crore for the flood-affected people of Jammu and Kashmir.
Hooda
flagged off seven trucks for the flood-affected state, carrying relief material
including 50,000 blankets, 10,000 nylon plastic sheets, medicines and food
items, an official spokesman said.
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| Hooda appealed to people to make contributions for the people of the flood-affected people |
He
said the Haryana government was with the affected people of the Jammu and
Kashmir in this hour of crisis and assured the state all necessary assistance
in relief operation.
“The
people of J&K have been struck with natural calamity of unprecedented
magnitude, something which one has never seen or heard before,” Hooda said,
while flagging off the trucks from his Delhi residence.
Noting
that the situation in J&K was grim, Hooda appealed to people to make
contributions for the people of the flood-affected state.
He appreciated the efforts of the Army, Air Force and other agencies engaged in relief and rescue operations in J&K and said their efforts had helped in saving several lives.
He appreciated the efforts of the Army, Air Force and other agencies engaged in relief and rescue operations in J&K and said their efforts had helped in saving several lives.
The
state government has also appointed Principal Secretary, Social Justice and
Empowerment Department P K Das as the Nodal Officer for efficient handling of
relief assistance.
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