Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed announced that the government will provide comprehensive assistance to people affected by the recent floods, including homeless families, farmers, fish farmers, and livestock keepers. Speaking at a house handover programme for flood-affected homeless families in Pekua Upazila, Cox's Bazar, the minister emphasized the government's commitment to ensuring the welfare of the people. He stated that the administration is working under the principle of 'Bangladesh First, People Before Power.'
What assistance will flood victims receive?
The government's assistance programme will cover various groups affected by the floods. Homeless families will receive new houses and essential household items. Farmers whose seedbeds, seedlings, or agricultural land were damaged will be provided with necessary agricultural inputs, including seeds and fertilizers. Fish farmers and livestock keepers will also receive support following assessments of the damage.
Will infrastructure be repaired?
Yes, the government will take immediate steps to repair flood-damaged infrastructure, including schools, colleges, madrasahs, and roads, to restore normalcy as quickly as possible.
What is the government's principle in handling this crisis?
The government is working under the principle of 'Bangladesh First, People Before Power,' ensuring that the welfare of the people remains the top priority.
