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In a continued effort to support recovery from the devastating floods of August 2024, Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha has sanctioned an additional ₹13 crore in financial assistance. This allocation aims to address the extensive damage caused by the floods and aid affected communities in rebuilding their lives.

Announcing the decision via social media, Dr. Saha stated:
“The government has sanctioned an additional ₹13 crore from the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund to mitigate post-flood damages from August 2024, bringing the total allocation to ₹25 crore. These funds will be disbursed through the Revenue Department to ensure timely and targeted relief and rehabilitation for those in need.”

The August 2024 floods caused widespread destruction across Tripura, severely impacting infrastructure, homes, and agricultural lands. An official involved in the relief efforts emphasized that the state government has been proactive in providing immediate assistance and supporting long-term rehabilitation efforts.

The government’s focus remains on rebuilding infrastructure and facilitating recovery for individuals and communities affected by the disaster. The additional ₹13 crore allocation is expected to strengthen ongoing efforts, offering not only immediate relief but also sustainable solutions for long-term recovery and stability.

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