Michaung: AP Releases 2 Crore Each To Districts Affected By Cyclones

The chief minister has instructed collectors and SPs to take immediate action to prevent fatalities and to offer a monetary support of Rs. 10,000 in the event that homes and huts are destroyed by the rain and flooding. It has also been suggested to the officials that they quantify agricultural losses and provide compensation right now. On Monday, the Chief Minister discussed the effects of the cyclone with higher-ranking officials and announced that, after the storm’s effects had diminished, he would personally visit the districts impacted by flooding. District collectors, SPs, and representatives of other departments were given orders by him to be extremely vigilant and to take emergency action. The Chief Minister instructed officials to treat the storm as a serious threat and take the required precautions to prevent loss of life and property during a virtual review meeting held on Monday from the camp office here. Over 110 km/h was predicted to be the speed at which the cyclonic winds would blow. The relief and rescue readiness in each of the following districts was detailed by the collectors: Tirupati, SPSR Nellore, Prakasam, Bapatla, Krishna, West Godavari, BR Ambedkar Konaseema, and Kakinada. According to the Chief Minister, special officers have been sent to each area hit by the hurricane. According to him, two crore rupees apiece have been released for relief and rescue efforts. “The collectors and the special officers will collaborate closely. The government will grant the request if extra money is required,” Jagan Mohan Reddy stated, noting that collectors may eventually look for any additional assistance. dealing with cyclones such as Hud Hud. Volunteers and employees of the village and ward secretariats should be utilized by the official apparatus for relief and rescue efforts.”