EPS threw some demands and asked answers to cm Stalin and he said, "Fertilizers like urea and DAP are selling at all-time highs. Due to growing pay for agricultural labourers and rising petroleum prices, agricultural costs have increased by 50 to 75 percent this year compared to previous year. The percentage has climbed from 50% to 75%. The cost of crop production has been increased to Rs. 20,000/- per hectare for fully damaged paddy, Rs. 40,000/- per hectare for submerged ones. They also wanted an increase in the cost of replanting from Rs. 6,038 per hectare to Rs. 12,000 per hectare.

So yet, no state government officials or ministerial dignitaries have paid a direct visit to the afflicted communities. Houses, livestock, and other affected items were not surveyed. There has yet to be any word about relief. There was no sanitary drinking water available. Is it true that the government's 300 crore rupees set aside for flood assistance will only be used to repair roads and drains? Alternatively, whether it contains help for farmers. There is no information available.

Furthermore, the former government increased the relief amount from 2 hectares to 2 hectares and promised that aid would be supplied for the entire area affected by the monsoon floods. However, the government's new relief notice does not specify how much land will be affected. There have been no medical or veterinary camps held in districts other than chennai so far. Importantly, livestock medical camps should be held."

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S Venkateshwari

25/11/2021 09:48 AM