Arvind Kejriwal announces Rs. 10 crore relief for flood-hit Kerala
What's the story
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced Rs. 10 crore relief for flood-ravaged Kerala, where 106 people died on a single day yesterday as the state plunged deeper into misery with hospitals facing the shortage of oxygen and fuel stations running dry. Kejriwal appealed to the public to make donations to the crisis-hit state. The Delhi CM also spoke to Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan.
Twitter Post
Arvind Kejriwal's tweet
Spoke to Kerala CM.
— Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) August 17, 2018
Del govt is making a contribution of Rs 10 cr.
I sincerely appeal to everyone to donate generously for our brothers and sisters in Kerala https://t.co/SfpnlQ7DR8
Natural Disaster
Punjab CM Amarinder Singh also announced Rs. 10 crore aid
The Punjab government had also announced Rs. 10 crore immediate relief for Kerala. According to a statement issued by the Punjab government, a total of four sorties, each carrying 30 tonnes ready-to-eat food items, would be sent to Kerala. This is the deadliest deluge in Kerala in close to a century, which has claimed 300+ lives and over 2L people are in relief camps.