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The 22-km stretch of the Yamuna in Delhi passes through six districts, parts of which are flooded by the river or due to the rise in the water level and backflow of drains | Latest News Delhi

Delhi chief minister also announced setting up camps for those who lost their important documents like Aadhaar card in the floods. | Latest News Delhi

Flood-like situation continues to remain grim in Assam

The CM acknowledged the challenges faced by the people of Yamuna Bazaar, where the floodwaters caused significant damage and loss of belongings. Many individuals lost important documents, including Aadhar cards.

Meanwhile, Delhi Lieutenant Governor (LG) Vinai Kumar Saxena also inspected flood-affected areas in Delhis Raj Ghat area today. Delhi Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj earlier today inspected a relief camp near Mayur Vihar. On Saturday, Delhi PWD Minister Atishi directed the chief secretary to ensure that all amenities are provided to people sheltered in relief camps. Delhi Floods: CM Arvind Kejriwal Oversees Flood Relief Camp in Mori Gate Area (Watch Video).

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday announced that, his government will give each flood-affected family Rs 10,000 as a form of financial assistance."Several extremely poor families living on the banks of the Yamuna river have ...

CM Arvind Kejriwal announced that the Delhi government will also set up special camps for those who lost their Aadhaar cards and other important documents due to the floods in the national capital.

Ten thousand rupees per family will be given as financial help to every flood-affected family. Special camps will be organised for those whose papers like Aadhaar card etc. have been washed away.”

Kejriwal also said the government will soon announce assistance for those who have suffered significant losses due to the floods, and assured the people that life in Delhi will soon return to normalcy.

The Delhi government will set up special camps for those who lost their Aadhaar cards and other important documents, and make arrangements for books and clothes for the affected children, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced on Sunday.