Hima Das Donates Half Her Salary For Relief Efforts In Flood Hit Assam, Asks Corporates To Help

Smrutisnat Jena

Indian sprinter Hima Das, whose home state of Assam has been suffering from extreme flooding has donated half her monthly salary for the relief efforts. 

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According to Firstpost, she has also others to donate to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund. 

Das has also urged corporates and other individuals to come forward and help the people of Assam. 

Assam has been ravaged by floods and at least 15 lives have already been lost. According to a statement from the Assam Ministry of Environment and Forest, 90% of the Kaziranga National Park in Golaghat and Nagaon districts were still inundated.

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Heavy rainfall has resulted in the breach of embankments of the Pagladiya River in Nalbari, effectively flooding 133 villages and affecting over 1.5 lakh people across the district

Rediff

Army personnel have been reportedly carrying flood-affected people on their shoulders and in army boats and relocating them to a safer place. 

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