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123 bureaucrats involved in relief operations
CHITTAGONG. May 13: Massive administrative measures have been taken by the government to streamline re-lief and rehabilitation activities among the survivors of the April 29 devastating cyclone, reports BSS.
One hundred twenty-three officials Joined in various capacities to assist and supervise relief operations. Mr Mokammel Haq. Zonal Coordinator of Relief and Rehabilitation, said here today
Briefing newsmen, he said the official included one Additional Secretary four Joint Secretaries. 16 Deputy Secretaries. 19 Additional Commissioners and 74 Assistant Commissioners were brought from different areas of the country and posted upto union levels for smoothly conducting the uphill task of saving the cyclone victims.
Mr Mokammel said, the survivors have got at least one
round of official relief by now. Besides, various socio-cultural and NGOs. political parties and Individuals have distributed sizeable quantities of relief materials among the victims, he added.
Mr Mokammel said, situation has Improved and he attributed the credit to the whole nation who rose unitedly to face the colossal disaster.
6,000 tubewells sent to affected areas
LORD and Cooperatives Minister Abdus Salam Talukder Monday visited different places of Cox's Bazar district. including Moheshkhali. Kutubdla and Chakorta upazllas. to see the progress of the linking of new tubewclls and the repairing of those damaged by the cyclonic storm and tidal surge, reports BSS.
The minister instructed the functionaries of the
Department of Public Health Engineering to expedite the sinking of necessary tubewells in these areas for ensuring the supply of pure drinking water to the cyclone affected people.
Meanwhile. 6.000 tubewells have been sent to the affected areas and a large number of mechanicals staff from other areas of the country have been transferred to the affected ar eas for promptly repairing the damaged tubewells
Mr. Salam Talukder also asked the engineers and staff of the Local Government Engineering Bureau to repair the roads, bridges and culverts tn the affected areas on an emergency basis
He distributed relief materials among the distressed people. Member of Parliament Abdul Matin Chowdhury. Local public representatives and concerned officials accompa nled the minister during the