Centre releases Rs 629 cr as relief for flood-affected families in Karnataka


Team Udayavani, Jul 28, 2021, 1:06 PM IST

Bengaluru: The Central government released Rs 629 crores to the State as relief for the people affected by floods in 2020.

The amount was released from the National Disaster Response Fund.

A note from the Union Finance Ministry said that the money is being released as relief for flood-affected and landslide-hit areas in several parts of the State last year.

The note added that the funds release will be governed by the existing guidelines and rules of SDRF/NDRF.

Many parts of Karnataka were hit by landslides and floods last year due to heavy rains causing crores in damages to property.

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