PITAPOOL : Itanagar Capital Complex MLA and Urban Affairs Minister’s Advisor Techi Kaso, accompanied by Keyi Panyor Deputy Commissioner Toko Babu and other officials, visited disaster-hit areas of Keyi Panyor district on Saturday to assess the situation and extend support to the affected families.
The team visited flood relief camps at Possa and NEEPCO, Yazali, where they reviewed the condition of families displaced by the recent floods and landslides. Kaso assured the victims that the state government stands firmly with them during this difficult period.
Interacting with the displaced families, Kaso listened to their grievances and distributed relief materials, including rice, dal and other essential commodities. Immediate financial assistance and cash support were also extended to the affected families.
He commended the efforts of the Keyi Panyor district administration, local representatives, volunteers and all agencies engaged in relief and rehabilitation work, while expressing gratitude to everyone who has come forward to support the disaster victims.
Speaking to the media, Kaso said he had visited the district to personally meet the affected people and understand the extent of the devastation. He noted that five persons had gone missing in the disaster, of whom three bodies had been recovered so far. The calamity also caused extensive damage to houses, vehicles, livestock and other properties.
“My heartfelt prayers are with every family affected by this unfortunate disaster. May everyone remain safe, resilient and recover swiftly,” he said.
Kaso said the assistance provided was a small gesture to support families in their hour of grief and hoped it would offer some relief. He also prayed for the speedy recovery of those injured in the disaster.
Appealing to the public to remain vigilant during the monsoon season, Kaso said that while natural disasters cannot be prevented, their impact can be minimised by following safety precautions. He urged people to stay alert, avoid travelling at night during adverse weather conditions, and keep away from vulnerable hill slopes and overflowing rivers to prevent loss of life and property.
