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Myanmar In Need Of Relief and Long Term Support After Quake: Thailand
Quake-stricken Myanmar is still in desperate need of medical assistance, field hospitals and shelters, Thailand's foreign minister said, stressing the importance of a coordinated regional relief effort and long-term support.
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Coronavirus Pandemic: Hero MotoCorp Steps Up Relief Work
Hero MotoCorp steps on its COVID-19 relief work across India. The company has already manufactured and distributed over 5,000 litres of sanitisers along with 4 lakh protective face masks and three lakh meals.
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Arvind Kejriwal Discusses Relief Work With Party MLAs On Video
Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party's national convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Friday held a meeting via video conference with all party MLAs to discuss the relief work carried out by them in their respective assemblies in view of the coronavirus outbreak.
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No Compensation Received By Cyclone Titli Victims, Says BJP Odisha Wing
Incessant rainfall, consequent floods and severe cyclonic storm Titli that occurred on October 11 and October 12 caused an extensive damage in Odisha.
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Pinarayi Vijayan Accuses Centre Of Denying Foreign Aid To Kerala
Accusing the Centre of discriminating against Kerala, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan today said denying permission to ministers from the state to go abroad for raising funds for flood relief works was the latest example of its bias. Denying permission to the ministers and other stands taken by the Centre regarding flood relief works could only be ...
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Kerala Teen Who Lost Everything In Floods Plunged Into Relief Work
The disaster in Kerala has shown the world how compassionate and caring people can be. Four-year-olds to teenagers and the physically disabled are doing whatever they can to help out each other in the state. "I felt it was really the smallest thing I could do for the people who are suffering," said 18-year-old Elsa Suresh of Thrissur to NDTV. Thris...
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1 More Person Pulled Alive From Rubble After Taiwan Quake: Report
Rescuers in the southern Taiwan city of Tainan pulled another person out alive from the wreckage of a collapsed building today, Taiwan television stations said, more than 60 hours after an earthquake hit the island.
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Central Team For Flood Damage Assessment Meets Chief Minister Jayalalithaa
An eight-member inter-ministerial team deputed by the Centre to assess the flood damage in Tamil Nadu today met Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa who asked them to make an "in-depth assessment" and submit its report to the Union Home Ministry "expeditiously."
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Relief Work on Hold in Nepal as Rescue Takes Priority Again After Aftershocks
Just as it seemed that Nepal had moved on from rescue operations to relief work, the massive aftershocks have brought it back to square one.
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In Earthquake-Hit Nepal, Aid Flows But Doesn't Trickle Down
As Nepal grapples with one of the biggest natural disasters to have hit to country, the focus has now shifted towards rehabilitating those who have survived after the devastating earthquake of April 25. Foreign aid agencies are worried that red tape and bureaucracy are delaying relief work.
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Jammu and Kashmir Governor to Review Flood Relief Work in Srinagar
To review the ongoing relief and rehabilitation work after last year's devastating floods, Jammu and Kashmir Governor NN Vohra would be visiting Srinagar on January 17.
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India to send 15 tonnes of relief material to Philippines
India will send 15 tonnes of relief material to the Philippines, where nearly 10,000 people have died after super typhoon Haiyan ravaged the country, External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid said on Tuesday.
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Karnataka Chief Minister counters Opposition charge on drought situation
Countering Opposition charge that Government had not taken up works in drought-hit taluks, Chief Minister DV Sadananda Gowda announced Rs 30 lakh to each Assembly segment to drill new bore wells to meet drinking water demand.
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CPI urges Centre to expedite sanction of relief
Observing that cyclone-Thane had caused extensive damage, the CPI has slammed the Centre for "delay" in sanctioning relief to Puducherry. It was a pity that the Centre was yet to announce the relief for Puducherry although more than ten days have passed since the cyclone lashed the coast, CPI national secretary D Raja, who visited the storm-ravage...
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People unhappy with implementation of relief works: Karuna
DMK President M Karunanidhi today said people are "dissatisfied" over the steps taken by the Tamil Nadu Government in the wake of cyclone Thane and said his party would take up the issue of relief measures with the Centre.
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Myanmar In Need Of Relief and Long Term Support After Quake: Thailand
Quake-stricken Myanmar is still in desperate need of medical assistance, field hospitals and shelters, Thailand's foreign minister said, stressing the importance of a coordinated regional relief effort and long-term support.
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Coronavirus Pandemic: Hero MotoCorp Steps Up Relief Work
Hero MotoCorp steps on its COVID-19 relief work across India. The company has already manufactured and distributed over 5,000 litres of sanitisers along with 4 lakh protective face masks and three lakh meals.
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Arvind Kejriwal Discusses Relief Work With Party MLAs On Video
Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party's national convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Friday held a meeting via video conference with all party MLAs to discuss the relief work carried out by them in their respective assemblies in view of the coronavirus outbreak.
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No Compensation Received By Cyclone Titli Victims, Says BJP Odisha Wing
Incessant rainfall, consequent floods and severe cyclonic storm Titli that occurred on October 11 and October 12 caused an extensive damage in Odisha.
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Pinarayi Vijayan Accuses Centre Of Denying Foreign Aid To Kerala
Accusing the Centre of discriminating against Kerala, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan today said denying permission to ministers from the state to go abroad for raising funds for flood relief works was the latest example of its bias. Denying permission to the ministers and other stands taken by the Centre regarding flood relief works could only be ...
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Kerala Teen Who Lost Everything In Floods Plunged Into Relief Work
The disaster in Kerala has shown the world how compassionate and caring people can be. Four-year-olds to teenagers and the physically disabled are doing whatever they can to help out each other in the state. "I felt it was really the smallest thing I could do for the people who are suffering," said 18-year-old Elsa Suresh of Thrissur to NDTV. Thris...
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1 More Person Pulled Alive From Rubble After Taiwan Quake: Report
Rescuers in the southern Taiwan city of Tainan pulled another person out alive from the wreckage of a collapsed building today, Taiwan television stations said, more than 60 hours after an earthquake hit the island.
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Central Team For Flood Damage Assessment Meets Chief Minister Jayalalithaa
An eight-member inter-ministerial team deputed by the Centre to assess the flood damage in Tamil Nadu today met Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa who asked them to make an "in-depth assessment" and submit its report to the Union Home Ministry "expeditiously."
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Relief Work on Hold in Nepal as Rescue Takes Priority Again After Aftershocks
Just as it seemed that Nepal had moved on from rescue operations to relief work, the massive aftershocks have brought it back to square one.
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In Earthquake-Hit Nepal, Aid Flows But Doesn't Trickle Down
As Nepal grapples with one of the biggest natural disasters to have hit to country, the focus has now shifted towards rehabilitating those who have survived after the devastating earthquake of April 25. Foreign aid agencies are worried that red tape and bureaucracy are delaying relief work.
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Jammu and Kashmir Governor to Review Flood Relief Work in Srinagar
To review the ongoing relief and rehabilitation work after last year's devastating floods, Jammu and Kashmir Governor NN Vohra would be visiting Srinagar on January 17.
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India to send 15 tonnes of relief material to Philippines
India will send 15 tonnes of relief material to the Philippines, where nearly 10,000 people have died after super typhoon Haiyan ravaged the country, External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid said on Tuesday.
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Karnataka Chief Minister counters Opposition charge on drought situation
Countering Opposition charge that Government had not taken up works in drought-hit taluks, Chief Minister DV Sadananda Gowda announced Rs 30 lakh to each Assembly segment to drill new bore wells to meet drinking water demand.
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CPI urges Centre to expedite sanction of relief
Observing that cyclone-Thane had caused extensive damage, the CPI has slammed the Centre for "delay" in sanctioning relief to Puducherry. It was a pity that the Centre was yet to announce the relief for Puducherry although more than ten days have passed since the cyclone lashed the coast, CPI national secretary D Raja, who visited the storm-ravage...
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People unhappy with implementation of relief works: Karuna
DMK President M Karunanidhi today said people are "dissatisfied" over the steps taken by the Tamil Nadu Government in the wake of cyclone Thane and said his party would take up the issue of relief measures with the Centre.
