Cyclone Remal's Impact and Government Response in Mizoram
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Disaster Impact | At least 42 deaths, 5,938 houses destroyed in Mizoram (March-May). |
| Financial Aid Sought | Mizoram government seeks ₹237 crore from the Centre for rehabilitation and infrastructure repair. |
| Central Response | Union finance ministry considering a report by an inter-minumentary team. |
| State Allocation | ₹15 crore allocated to State Disaster Relief Fund (SDRF). |
| Ex-Gratia | ₹4 lakh provided to families of the deceased; ₹2 lakh disbursed immediately, remainder later. |
| Affected Areas | Melthum (14 deaths), Hlimen (4), Salem (3), Falkawn (2), Aibawk (2), Lungsei (1), Kelsih (1). |
| Weather Advisory | Thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds (30-40 kmph) forecasted in isolated areas. |
| Public Announcements | Offices and public sector units closed except for disaster management and essential services. |
| Cyclone Remal Details | Severe Cyclonic Storm Remal, first of 2024 North Indian Ocean cyclone season, made landfall on May 26, affecting West Bengal and Bangladesh. Speed: 100-135 kmph during landfall. |
| Cyclone Impact | 84 deaths (65 in India, 19 in Bangladesh); 30 million affected by power outages in Bangladesh. |