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Haryana CM sends Rs 2 crore for cyclone Ockhi victims

Haryana [India], Dec 4 (ANI): In a move to help the damaging consequences of cyclone Ockhi, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Monday sent two crore rupees from the Chief Minister Fund to the Prime Minister Fund for the relief of victims.

ANI Dec 04, 2017 13:04 IST googleads

Haryana CM sends Rs 2 crore for cyclone Ockhi victims

Haryana [India], Dec 4 (ANI): In a move to help the damaging consequences of cyclone Ockhi, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Monday sent two crore rupees from the Chief Minister Fund to the Prime Minister Fund for the relief of victims.

Earlier today, Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman met the fishermen families affected by cyclone Ockhi at Vizhinjam, Thiruvananthapuram and assured them that the search and rescue operations are being conducted with full force.

"The search and rescue operations by the Indian Navy, Coastguard and Air Force will continue with full vigour," she said.

Sitharaman reached Kanyakumari on Sunday to take stock of the situation in the wake of the cyclonic storm, which has tormented the coastal areas of Tamil Nadu and Kerala and now Lakshadweep islands.

She informed that, so far, 357 fishermen, including 71 from Tamil Nadu, who had been stranded in sea due to Cyclone Ockhi, have been rescued.

Earlier on November 2, the Tamil Nadu authorities stated that the total number of deaths caused due to cyclone Ockhi has reached 19.

The state department also said that at least 690 people have been rescued so far, while 96 were still missing.

It further stated that 63 people have been hospitalized, while 74 houses have been fully damaged and 1,122 houses have been partially damaged.

The deadly cyclone, which has claimed many lives, lashed the coastal areas of Tamil Nadu and Kerala on Saturday with torrential rainfall and gusty winds. (ANI)

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