Chandigarh: Sector 61 residents seek admn's attention to decaying, abandoned shops
Constructed by the Chandigarh Housing Board in 1998 at a cost of ₹40 lakh, the shops never found any buyers, despite repeated auction attempts
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Constructed by the Chandigarh Housing Board in 1998 at a cost of ₹40 lakh, the shops never found any buyers, despite repeated auction attempts
Storm and now residents are getting water from a well and they boil the water before drinking. in other areas, some have turned to looting warehouses, abandoned shops and ships ashore when the typhoon struck. the survivors now facing a long struggle to rebuild their shattered lives salvaging what they can amid the devastation. it's been a very complicated week, mara, because geographically this is a very complicated country. over 7,000 islands. while it's very easy to criticize how the aid gets from the tarmac behind me to an island hundreds of miles away, it's a logistical nightmare. i can sa...
Save those who survived the storm. sadly the search for the missing on the back burner. not all aid and assistance are reaching those who need it most. only a trickle of food and relief goods are getting to other areas that were ravaged by the typhoon. on this remote islands, residents say they haven't received enough local aid and have yet to see any international relief from agencies. >> we need help. we need your help. water, especially, food, first aid, medicine, clothes. some of us only one clothes. >> reporter: the water system in the village was destroyed by the storm. now residents are...
Said they haven't received enough local aid and yet to see relief from international agencies. >> we need help. we need your help. water, food, light cloths. >> reporter: the water system of the village was destroyed by the storm and now residents are getting water from a well and they boil the water before drinking. in other areas, as hunger sets in, some have turned to looting warehouses, abandoned shops and even ships blown ashore when the typhoon hit. salvaging what they can amid the devastation. it's been a very complicated week, mara, because geographically, this is a very complicated co...