This move underscores the Chief Minister's commitment to alleviating the suffering of those impacted by the severe flooding that has ravaged the state in recent weeks.
"Data, as per protocol, is shared with the concerned Joint River Commission officials in Bangladesh on a regular and timely basis. It has been done this time as well. We have seen fake videos, rumours and fear mongering to create misunderstanding. This should be firmly countered with facts,"
Tripura government has requested that the central government send an advance Inter Ministerial Central Team to Tripura for on-site assessment of damage caused by recent floods in the state, a press release said. According to a statement by the Tripura disaster department released on Monday,
Tripura has experienced severe disruptions following unprecedented heavy rainfall from August 19 to August 23, leading to intense flooding. The floods caused extensive damage to the telecom infrastructure, resulting in widespread service interruptions.
The Tripura State Committee of the All India Kisan Sabha vowed to stand firmly with the flood-affected people and expressed deep condolences for those who have tragically lost their lives.
A resident from PoGB, while pointing towards a small lake stated, "This was not at all a lake at least two farms of common people have drowned here. The water is now entering our houses and we are not able to stop it. The lands that are drowned in these small lakes leave our farmlands useles
In the wake of torrential rainfall, flood victims were moved to the government relief camps in Agartala on Saturday to ensure they get the necessary facilities and be safe from the disaster.
The rescue teams of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), in a Friday evening operation, evacuated 125 people, from various flood-affected parts of Tripura.
The residents taking shelter in relief camps in Tripura's Agartala lauded the state government's relief efforts and praised Chief Minister Manik Saha's leadership in providing support to those affected by floods in the state that have left many residents displaced.
"The PM has provided us with Rs 40 crore to help the affected victims. All the cattle and livestock are also being taken care of and are being provided with proper fodder. I have also instructed proper arrangements of sanitation, medication and relief camps should be taken care of. Levels of