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ManipurManipur Violence: "For those who are suffering due to the communal clash, the state government has decided to provide ex-gratia of Rs 5 lakh for dead; Rs 2 lakh for grievous injuries and Rs 25,000 for non-grievous injuries; up to Rs 2 lakh as relief for families whose houses have been burnt down, after assessment by the authorities and homes that have been burnt down or damaged will be rebuilt."
Thousands of stranded people evacuated and more relief camps have been set up in Kangpokpi, Churachandpur and other districts of Manipur
While the government is making all possible efforts to ensure adequate supply of essential food items at the government run relief camps, those run by the locals clubs are facing a difficult time in providing adequate essential items, including food to the sheltered.
Security forces took out a flag march on foot around Churachandpur town along with district police and civil administration led by DC Sharath Arroju.
Sharing some of his experience at his felicitation programme, Mutum Sandip Singh said that the mission was so challenging but that it gave him immense satisfaction to serve people in the defence sector and in war-like situations.
Russia-Ukraine War: Piyush Goyal, Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Consumer Affairs and Food and Public Distribution and Textiles, said that the goverenment is continuously monitoring to expand the evacuation process.
Chief Minister N Biren said the Manipur government is constantly in touch with the Centre to ensure the safe return of Manipuris stranded in war-hit Ukraine.
Cyclone Yaas is likely to make a landfall between Dhamra Port and Balasore in north Odisha on Wednesday noon, official sources said.
The number of COVID-19 positive cases among incoming returnees in Manipur is increasing
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