Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, has recently visited flood-affected regions in the Western division, encompassing areas from Sigatoka to Rakiraki. His tour, which took place yesterday, underscored the government’s commitment to addressing the needs of those impacted by the floods.
During his visit, Prasad emphasized the importance of collaboration with local leaders and humanitarian organizations to provide the necessary support for recovery efforts. He expressed his dedication to listening to the concerns of the communities and ensuring a swift recovery.
Furthermore, he commended the resilience displayed by the affected populations and praised the hard work of local volunteers and relief workers who are tirelessly assisting those in need. This spirit of community and cooperation is vital in times of crisis and highlights the strength of the human spirit.
In summary, the government’s prioritization of immediate relief measures and long-term support underscores a proactive approach to disaster recovery. The acknowledgment of community resilience and volunteer efforts fosters a sense of hope and unity as these communities begin the recovery process.
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