Keralam govt sanctions ₹2.46 cr for houses for survivors of 2019 Vaniyampuzha floods
The Kerala government has sanctioned ₹2.46 crore to provide housing for tribal families displaced by the 2019 Vaniyampuzha floods. Each family will receive ₹6 lakh to construct permanent homes after spending seven years in makeshift shelters.
Why it matters
This addresses a significant humanitarian failure in disaster rehabilitation and highlights government accountability toward marginalized communities.
Keralam govt sanctions ₹2.46 cr for houses for survivors of 2019 Vaniyampuzha floods left Makeshift houses made of tarpaulin at Vaniyampuzha tribal hamlet at Munderi, Pothukal, in Nilambur taluk in Keralam. SAKEER HUSSAIN SAKEER HUSSAIN https://th-i.thgim.com/public/news/national/kerala/7ee726/article71595620.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/Vani.jpeg The Hindu Impact Minister for Welfare of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Backward Classes announces allocation in Assembly in response to submission by Nilambur MLA Aryadan Shoukath. Each family to receive ₹6 lakh for house construction MALAPPURAM The Keralam government has sanctioned ₹2.46 crore for building houses for families displaced by the August 2019 floods at Vaniyampuzha tribal settlement at Munderi in Nilambur taluk of Malappuram district. Rights panel orders rehabilitation after Vaniyampuzha tribal families spend 7 years in plastic tents storyline 1 Minister for Welfare of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Backward Classes K.A.
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