According to the president of Joshimath Vyapar Mandal, the victims do not want a one-time settlement. How can a person whose livelihood depends on this city leave here?
of Uttarakhand Joshimath Relief news has come on the crisis. The number of cracked buildings in Joshimath has now stabilized. There has been no increase in these since January 21. According to officials, the number of buildings with cracks is 863 and the number of dangerous category buildings is 181. This figure is from a week ago. No increase has been recorded in this even at present.
According to officials, the Chamoli district administration has so far distributed a relief package of over Rs 4 crore to over 400 affected families. Food kits, blankets, milk, heaters/blowers and other items have been distributed to the affected people as relief material. The landslide of Joshimath is also affecting NTPC. According to the information, two units of Unchahar NTPC have been closed.
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This is a big problem in front of the officials
According to officials, the biggest challenge now in the Joshimath case is to give compensation to the people. Apart from this, their settlement at some other place is also a serious challenge for the administration. Actually the affected people do not want to go from here after taking compensation. Some people, who have set up their business here. These people only want to make up for their losses. At the same time, there are many people who want to go away from here forever after taking compensation.
‘One time settlement is not required’
According to Nain Singh Bhandari, President of Joshimath Vyapar Mandal, the victims do not want a one-time settlement. How can a person whose livelihood depends on this city leave here? He said that if the government takes control of the situation here or arranges for them to settle in the vicinity, then they would never want to leave here. On the other hand, Buddha Lal, an affected Joshimath, says that there is not much hope from the government. . The government should compensate for the loss that has happened, there is a lot.
To measure cracks in buildings in Joshimath, Central Building Research Institute (CBRI) has installed meters in the affected areas. According to the SDMA, the current drainage rate in the city is 150 liters per minute. He said that about 615 rooms are available in the temporary relief camps with a capacity to accommodate 2,205 people. At the same time, he told that cracks have been seen in about 863 buildings.
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