Mon, Aug. 5: The Konyak Union has welcomed the visit of Union Health and Family Welfare Minister J.P. Nadda to the landslide-affected areas of Mon district, nearly two weeks after the devastating July 19 cloudburst that claimed lives and left many families homeless.
Speaking exclusively, Konyak Union Press and Media Secretary Kaibo Konyak said the disaster caused widespread destruction, with several families still struggling after losing their homes and loved ones. He said the affected communities are in urgent need of continued relief, rehabilitation, and long-term support.
During his visit on Wednesday, Nadda assessed the ground situation, interacted with victims, expressed his condolences to the bereaved families, and assured them that the Government would extend all possible assistance. The Konyak Union expressed hope that the Minister’s visit would pave the way for timely relief measures and sustained rehabilitation efforts for those affected by the tragedy.
The Konyak Union has expressed gratitude to Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda for visiting landslide and flash flood-hit Mon district on August 5 to assess the damage and meet affected families. During the visit, the Union presented photographs and videos documenting the extent of the disaster, while the district administration submitted a detailed report on the loss of lives, damage to property, and destruction of public infrastructure. Nadda conveyed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s condolences and assured the center’s full support for relief, rehabilitation, and restoration efforts. The Konyak Union welcomed the assurances and expressed hope that they would translate into timely assistance and long-term recovery measures for the affected communities.
