The meeting decided to extend relief assistance to the rain-hit people in Villupuram, Kallakurichi, Thiruvannamalai, Cuddalore, Dharmapuri and Krishnagiri districts, and extend Rs 5 lakh as compensation each to the families who lost their kin due to cyclone or floods.
The government has decided to provide Rs 10,000 as compensation for damaged huts, give priority to construct houses under the Kalaignar Kanavu Illam (housing scheme) for completely damaged huts, provide Rs 17,000 per hectare relief for rain-damaged paddy crops, including irrigated crops to farmers, and Rs 22,500 per hectare for perennial crops and trees damaged.
It also decided to give Rs 8,500 per hectare for rain-damaged (rain-fed) crops, Rs 37,500 as compensation for the loss of cattle including oxen and cows, Rs 4,000 for the loss of goats and sheep and a relief of Rs 100 for the loss of chicken.
Special camps would be conducted in the rain-affected areas for issuing certificates, voter's ID and other documents lost or damaged due to floods, the government said in a release here.
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