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Chief Minister Mukul Sangma interacts with the next of kin of the victims of recent floods in Kharkutta Community and Rural Development Block in Garo Hills on Tuesday. Sangma gave assurance that the Government would provide full support and the public properties that have been damaged would soon be restored to facilitate the normal life in the area. The Chief Minister also distributed clothes to the victims of flash floods.
Chief Minister Mukul Sangma interacts with the next of kin of the victims of recent floods in Kharkutta Community and Rural Development Block in Garo Hills on Tuesday. Sangma gave assurance that the Government would provide full support and the public properties that have been damaged would soon be restored to facilitate the normal life in the area. The Chief Minister also distributed clothes to the victims of flash floods.
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