CM Rupani's announcement: Cashdol will be paid to those displaced due to hurricane from Thursday

 CM Rupani's announcement: Cashdol will be paid to those displaced due to hurricane from Thursday

   

     Migrants will be paid a seven-day cashdoll on May 16 and 17

     They will be paid a three-day cashdol

     Transportation will start as roads to small villages begin

    

   

Una, Diu, Jafrabad and Mahuva in Bhavnagar have been devastated following the Tau-te hurricane in the state. The hurricane killed 45 people and left many homeless. Then Chief Minister Vijay Rupani has addressed from social media platform tonight. In which he said that those who migrated due to the hurricane will be paid cashdol from Thursday, while an adult will be paid Rs. 100 and children Rs. 60 per day will be given. Earlier, he said that due to advance planning, Sangopang passed through the hurricane, no major mishap occurred. Confronted the hurricane with no major casualties.

On behalf of the people of Gujarat, Chief Minister Vijay Rupani expressed his heartfelt thanks to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on behalf of the people of Gujarat for visiting the affected areas of Gujarat on the second day of the Tau-Te hurricane disaster and showing aerial observation of the devastation. Is.

The Chief Minister thanked the Prime Minister

After taking stock of the situation by conducting aerial inspections in the areas most affected by Tau-te hurricane, the Prime Minister visited Ahmedabad and in-depth reviewed the situation in a high-level meeting with senior secretaries of the state. He also expressed gratitude for what he did.

Assistance to the family of the deceased and the injured

The Chief Minister added that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has always been helpful to Gujarat by providing prompt response for help and assistance whenever any calamity or calamity befalls him. 2 lakh and Rs. Announcing the assistance of Rs 50,000, he has shown his sympathy, affection and generosity towards Gujarat, said Vijay Rupani while expressing gratitude to the Prime Minister.

No major damage or casualties were reported in the hurricane

The Chief Minister gave detailed information to the people of the state on social media platform Facebook that as a result of the untimely consequential steps of the state government and the awareness of the people, we have come out of this catastrophe.

The wind blew at a speed of 175 in Gujarat

The Chief Minister said that this time the Tau-Te hurricane over Gujarat was not only special but also frightening and catastrophic. Not only that, on Monday 17th May at 8.30 pm when it entered Gujarat from the coast of Una, 175 km. The wind began to blow at an hourly rate. After that, for 28 hours in a row, with strong winds and rain, the hurricane passed through Gujarat from Una coast to the border of Banaskantha in North Gujarat.

Survived a natural disaster with advance planning

Chief Minister Vijay Rupani said that due to the grace of Somnath Dada over Gujarat, the blessings of Dwarkadhish and Maa Jagdamba of Gujarat and the precautionary and timely steps taken by the state government, we have survived this natural calamity. We also added.

The untiring work of all departments of the government

Vijay Rupani also said that we have resolutely faced this Tau-te hurricane. Team Gujarat also deserves congratulations for the tireless work and foresight of all the departments of the state government, district administrations and senior officers and ministers.

Undo electricity, water, roads within hours

Recalling that Gujarat has never "restrained or stopped", the Chief Minister said that our resolve to move forward on the path of development is in full swing. He said that this time too, The system of government has been constantly working hard and planned efforts have been made to bring the whole situation under control.

PWD's 633 team began undoing closed roads

Giving more details of the restoration work carried out in the state, Vijay Rupani said that about 1200 roads were closed in the state due to Hurricane Tau-te, out of which about 1100 roads have been undone. For this, more than 3500 workers including 964 engineers in 633 teams of road and building department have been working with 3528 machinery and equipment. He also expressed confidence that the rest of the roads would be operational by tomorrow evening.

Out of 219, 142 substations were reopened

Giving details of power supply situation, the Chief Minister said that 219 substations of 66 KV were affected due to the storm. Of these, 142 substations have been reopened and more than 15,000 electricians have been engaged in continuous restoration work. Work is also in progress to turn on substations that are still affected.

About 295 Kovid hospitals were electrified with generator sets

In the aftermath of the Tau-te hurricane, 295 Kovid hospitals in the state were cut off from power and power was supplied from generator sets. Power supply has now been switched on in 269 out of 7 Kovid hospitals. The power supply to 29 Kovid Hospital, which is currently running on a generator set, will be restored by Thursday evening, he added.

As many as 2100 critical mobile towers were damaged

Rupani said that about 2100 critical mobile towers in the state were damaged due to this Tau-te hurricane. About 1500 of these mobile towers have been commissioned. While the work of turning over the remaining towers has also been carried out on a war footing.

80 headworks of drinking water were affected, 47 headworks were turned on

Of the 80 headworks affected by the storm in the affected areas in the state, 47 have been commissioned and the rest will be commissioned by Thursday evening, Vijay Rupani said.

Migrants will be paid cashdol

The Chief Minister said that today the state government has also decided in the core committee that cashdolls will also be given to the people displaced due to Hurricane Tau-te from Thursday. According to this cashdol, adults are entitled to Rs. 100 and children Rs. Cashdol will be given for 60 articles. People who migrated to Ta. Those who have migrated on May 16 or 17 will be paid a 7-day cashdol, while those who have relocated on May 18 will be paid a 3-day cashdol by the state government.

 CM Rupani's announcement: Cashdol will be paid to those displaced due to hurricane from Thursday, Rs. 100 and children Rs. 60 will be given daily

Vaccination will start from tomorrow

Giving details about the vaccination of CMs, he added that the suspended vaccination operation in the event of Tau-te hurricane situation will be resumed from tomorrow. 10 cities in the state where people in the age group of 18 to 44 have been vaccinated. They will be given about 50,000 doses of the vaccine from tomorrow. The first dose of the vaccine will also be given to people over the age of 45 in the state from tomorrow. The second dose of vaccination will be given to people above 45 years of age as per the guideline of the Government of India from the completion of 84 days of the first dose. Therefore, from tomorrow, Thursday, only those over the age of 45 who have missed the first dose will be vaccinated. Chief Minister Vijay Rupani expressed confidence that Gujarat has always stood firm in the face of any calamity. Gujarat has had and will continue to have the leaven and conscience to move forward on the path of development.

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The affected will be found after aerial inspection of the hurricane affected area

Chief Minister Vijay Rupani tomorrow. On May 20, Tau-te will conduct an aerial inspection of Hurricane-affected Una, Jafrabad and Rajula areas. He will also make a face-to-face visit to the affected areas of the three talukas after an aerial inspection of the hurricane-hit Una, Jafrabad and Rajula areas at 10 am. In the meantime, they will meet with the local administration to get an estimate of the damage. As well as the necessary instructions-guidance to restore public life on a war footing.