PM Narendra Modi Assures Full Support to Wayanad Landslide Victims; Conducts Aerial Survey and Visits Relief Camps
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Dated 10th August 2024
By B R Abdul Wajid
Editor in Chief
Wayanad | Kerala : Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that Center will provide all possible assistance to the landslide affected Wayanad. In a series of posts on X, the Prime Minister has said that “the landslides in Wayanad have saddened us all. Since the tragedy unfolded, I’ve been closely monitoring the situation. The Central government has mobilised all resources to assist those affected. Today, I went there and reviewed the situation. I also undertook an aerial survey.” During the visit, PM Modi is accompanied by Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and Governor Arif Mohammad Khan.
Image Source : @narendramodi on X.
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The Prime Minister has also met the victims of the tragedy. In his post on X, PM Modi said that “I personally met those who have been impacted by the landslides. I fully understand the effect this has had on numerous families. I also visited the relief camps and spoke with those who have been injured.” Promising full support the relief machinery at the disposal of the Union Government, PM Modi in his post on X said that “I assure everyone, especially those affected, that all possible support will continue being provided. We all stand with the people of Kerala during this challenging time.”
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Subsequent to his aerial review of the situation, PM Narendra Modi met those involved in the relief operations. In his post on X, PM Modi said “I also met officials and those working at the front lines to thank them for their service in challenging times. As soon as we receive detailed information from the Kerala Government, the Centre will take all necessary steps to assist in rebuilding essential infrastructure, including schools and homes, in the affected region.”
Image Source : @narendramodi on X.
Image Source : @narendramodi on X.
