By way of PTI
AHMEDABAD: The Gujarat executive on Monday mentioned it’ll compensate farmers for the lack of their vegetation, and orchards in addition to the dying of livestock because of the cyclone ‘Biparjoy’, whilst a initial survey published the state’s energy infrastructure has suffered injury to the music of Rs 783 crore.
As lifestyles regularly will get again heading in the right direction in Gujarat, the federal government has began making evaluation of the loss brought about by means of the serious typhoon, the second one since Would possibly 2021, which hit the state’s coast final week.
More than a few groups had been despatched to the affected districts to evaluate the loss, mentioned Gujarat Well being Minister and executive spokesperson Rushikesh Patel in Gandhinagar after a Cupboard assembly.
The state executive will compensate farmers and livestock rearers upon getting a file of the continuing survey, he mentioned.
A initial survey has published Gujarat’s electrical energy infrastructure has suffered a lack of Rs 783 crore because of Biparjoy, whilst energy outage used to be reported in 6,486 villages after the cyclone made landfall on June 15, mentioned Patel.
Electrical energy has been restored in 5,753 villages and paintings used to be directly to deliver again energy in the remainder ones, he mentioned.
As many as 1,320 livestock and just about 1,900 poultry birds have died in quite a lot of cyclone-related incidents akin to lightning moves and fall of bushes, mentioned Patel.
A repayment of Rs 1.62 crore has been paid for 1,129 livestock deaths, whilst different eligible cattle-rearers gets the payout quickly, mentioned the minister.
A initial evaluation has published that just about 14,800 fruit-bearing bushes grown over 53,000 hectares in Kutch, Morbi, Devbhumi Dwarka, Jamnagar and Porbandar districts have been uprooted because of heavy winds, mentioned Patel.
Due to complex crisis control making plans and evacuation of just about 1 lakh other people from susceptible spaces sooner than the landfall, no human lifestyles used to be misplaced when the cyclone hit the state, he added.
AHMEDABAD: The Gujarat executive on Monday mentioned it’ll compensate farmers for the lack of their vegetation, and orchards in addition to the dying of livestock because of the cyclone ‘Biparjoy’, whilst a initial survey published the state’s energy infrastructure has suffered injury to the music of Rs 783 crore.
As lifestyles regularly will get again heading in the right direction in Gujarat, the federal government has began making evaluation of the loss brought about by means of the serious typhoon, the second one since Would possibly 2021, which hit the state’s coast final week.
More than a few groups had been despatched to the affected districts to evaluate the loss, mentioned Gujarat Well being Minister and executive spokesperson Rushikesh Patel in Gandhinagar after a Cupboard assembly. googletag.cmd.push(serve as() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-1687167573941-0’); );
The state executive will compensate farmers and livestock rearers upon getting a file of the continuing survey, he mentioned.
A initial survey has published Gujarat’s electrical energy infrastructure has suffered a lack of Rs 783 crore because of Biparjoy, whilst energy outage used to be reported in 6,486 villages after the cyclone made landfall on June 15, mentioned Patel.
Electrical energy has been restored in 5,753 villages and paintings used to be directly to deliver again energy in the remainder ones, he mentioned.
As many as 1,320 livestock and just about 1,900 poultry birds have died in quite a lot of cyclone-related incidents akin to lightning moves and fall of bushes, mentioned Patel.
A repayment of Rs 1.62 crore has been paid for 1,129 livestock deaths, whilst different eligible cattle-rearers gets the payout quickly, mentioned the minister.
A initial evaluation has published that just about 14,800 fruit-bearing bushes grown over 53,000 hectares in Kutch, Morbi, Devbhumi Dwarka, Jamnagar and Porbandar districts have been uprooted because of heavy winds, mentioned Patel.
Due to complex crisis control making plans and evacuation of just about 1 lakh other people from susceptible spaces sooner than the landfall, no human lifestyles used to be misplaced when the cyclone hit the state, he added.
