PM Modi to visit landslide-hit Wayanad tomorrow to review rehabilitation efforts

By Deepu Mohan | First Published Aug 9, 2024, 7:10 PM IST

Prime Minister Modi, on Saturday, will visit the landslide affected area in Wayanad, where he will be briefed by the rescue forces about the evacuation efforts. He will also oversee rehabilitation works going on there.

To assess the situation in landslide-hit Wayanad, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will arrive in Kannur in a special flight at around 11 AM tomorrow (Aug 10). From there, he will get aboard a chopper and do an aerial survey of the landslide affected area in Wayanad.

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The PM will visit the landslide affected area around 12:15 PM where he will be briefed by the rescue forces about the evacuation efforts. He will also oversee rehabilitation works going on there.

PM will also visit the relief camp and hospital where he will meet and interact with the victims and survivors of the landslide. He will thereafter chair a review meeting where he will be briefed in detail about the incident and the ongoing relief efforts. There are chances he will visit the Bailey Bridge built by the army in record time, after which, he will meet the locals who participated in the rescue operations and the families of the rescue workers who died in the disaster.

PM Modi will visit Wayanad tomorrow to review the relief and rehabilitation efforts. He will reach Kannur tomorrow at around 11 am. From there, he will conduct an aerial survey of the landslide affected area in Wayanad. pic.twitter.com/ufly2PZNqH

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If time permits, he may also visit another camp at Chooralmala. He will then return to Kannur and meet with the Chief Minister and Chief Secretary.

The Chief Minister had earlier stated that they expect a favorable stance from the Centre regarding financial aid after PM Modi's visit to disaster-affected areas.

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