Development comes in response to Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's letter stating the state direly needs around Rs 8,491 crore towards flood relief measures apart from Rs 2,000 crore urgent funds.
PIB release said funds were sanctioned after the state government requested for them.
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Earlier, a delegation led by S T K Jakkayan, special representative of Tamil Nadu, had submitted a detailed memorandum on flood damages to the PMO.
In the memorandum, the Tamil Nadu government had sought urgent financial assistance from the Centre and had asked for a Central team for an on-the-spot assessment of damages caused by floods and heavy rains.
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