Addressing a press conference here, Gogoi said the Army and paramilitary forces were keeping a constant vigil on the situation, which is still fluid.
During a visit to Kokrajhar yesterday, Gogoi had said the situation was improving.
The Chief Minister said Prime Minister Manmohan Singh would visit Assam tomorrow to take stock of the situation.
"We have ordered for exra relief and hope that the Centre will help," he said while assuring people that all steps would be taken to restore normalcy.
Curfew had been relaxed in Kokrajhar, Dhubri and Chirang and trains resumed their services, he said.
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