PM Narendra Modi will visit regions of Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Lakshadweep that drag the brunt of the serious tropical typhoon, Ockhi, which guaranteed a few lives, and made monstrous harm harvests and property.
Modi, who is on a one-day visit to these districts, will be in Kavaratti, Kanyakumari and Thiruvananthapuram, where he'll survey the status of alleviation operations, as indicated by official sources. He achieved Mangalore (in Karnataka) the previous evening.
The PM said yesterday his administration "has been checking the circumstance round the clock and guaranteeing legitimate save and alleviation operation."
A week ago, Congress president Rahul Gandhi, who went to Kerala and Tamil Nadu, kept in touch with Modi to request a far reaching extraordinary money related bundle of the groups of anglers who passed on in Cyclone Ockhi.
This is what you have to think about Modi's visit, in 5 focuses.
DAY PLAN: Modi will first go to Agatti, and afterward to Kavratti. He'll at that point come back to Agatti, and travel to Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala. What's more, after an outing to Kanyakumari, he'll come back to Thiruvananthapuram. He'll fly back to Delhi subsequent to meeting Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan.
Direct INFORMATION: Kanyakumari region authorities disclosed to PTI that Modi would get a direct report from a portion of the anglers influenced by violent wind Ockhi. India Today has discovered that three individuals from each of the eight influenced willages have been picked. Villagers are disturbed since they feel the PM should visit them (in the towns), not the a different way.
Modi will likewise meet with authorities in Kanyakumari, situated at Tamil Nadu's - and terrain India's southernmost point.
Town VISIT: Back in Thiruvananthapuram, Modi will visit the angling town of Poonthura. A portion of the anglers who were slaughtered in tornado Ockhi originated from this town.
MEETING WITH CM: Modi will meet Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, Revenue Minister E Chandrasekharan, Fisheries Minister J Mercykutty and different individuals from the Kerala Cabinet, Vijayan's office said. The Chief Secretary will give an introduction on the pulverization Cyclone Ockhi has caused in beach front districts like Poonthura, Vizhinjam, Pozhiyur and Adimalithura.
NATIONAL DISASTER: Kerala needs focal help to the tune of Rs 1,843 crore. It additionally needs the demolition caused by Cyclone Ockhi to be announced a national fiasco. The state has requested watercraft proprietors help in finding missing anglers.
In the interim, MK Stalin, the working leader of Tamil Nadu's driving Opposition party, has encouraged Modi to give the state Rs 2,000 crore from the focal reserve. He said the AIADMK governemnt had neglected to look for focal help.
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