"Ensure accurate on-ground assessment of damages in the region so that all the affected people get benefit of the relief and rehabilitation programme," Sadhotra said.
He also directed the officers to provide tents to all those affected families whose houses have been severely damaged due to the quake that hit the area on May 1 earlier this month.
The Minister also announced that the distribution of free ration sanctioned for the earthquake affected families will start from tomorrow.
Sadhotra later also interacted with the team of National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) comprising of Scientists and Professionals from IIT Madras and IIT Hyderabad, who visited quake affected areas of Baderwah and assessed the damage caused by the recent earthquake of 5.8 magnitude which shook the entire Chinab valley.
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