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Amit Assures: No Flood-Affected Family in Cox's Bazar Will Miss Out on Relief

State Minister Anindya Islam Amit assures comprehensive relief and rehabilitation for all flood-affected families in Cox's Bazar.

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State Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Anindya Islam Amit today assured that no flood-affected family in Cox's Bazar would be deprived of relief and rehabilitation support. He emphasized the government's commitment to providing necessary assistance to restore the normal lives of the affected people as quickly as possible.

FAQs on Government Relief Efforts

{"question":"What measures are being taken to provide relief to flood victims?","answer":"The government is distributing relief and cash assistance, repairing damaged houses, and reconstructing roads, bridges, culverts, educational institutions, and religious establishments. Information on agricultural, fisheries, and livestock losses is being collected for rehabilitation measures."}

{"question":"How is the government coordinating relief efforts?","answer":"Relief operations are being coordinated by the district and upazila administrations, the Army, Navy, Air Force, Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB), Coast Guard, public representatives, and private aid organizations."}

{"question":"What plans are in place for high-risk areas?","answer":"The government plans to rehabilitate residents of high-risk areas by providing land and constructing houses in safer locations."}

{"question":"What actions are being taken against illegal activities?","answer":"The government has taken a strict stance against illegal hill cutting and encroachment and will not allow any influential groups to engage in such activities."}

Source: BSS

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