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$2.42b in damages in 10 years due to natural disasters – FBC News

Fifty-two lives have been lost due to natural disasters in the last ten years with losses and damages valued at $2.42 billion.

Assistant Minister for Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management Vijay Nath highlighted this during the 2020/2021 National Budget debate.

He adds $800,000 has been allocated to Prime Ministers Disaster and Relief and Rehabilitation Fund to ensure that disaster relief and response activity are provided to affected communities during disasters affected.

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“We are not disheartened with this amount . It may see relatively small comparing to the damaged cause by disasters as it goes without saying that reprioritization is part of the process when disasters do happen”.

With $16.6 million allocated to the Ministry in this year’s budget, Nath says their focus is to coordinate government’s effort in building resilient and sustainable communities.


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