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New Delhi, Oct 7: Victims of the recent Kashmir flood will receive state-of-the-art medical aid from the Mata Amritanandamayi Matth (MAM) in Kerala, as two mobile units equipped with health and relief facilities are slated to reach Srinagar tomorrow (Wednesday). According to press release, the two-bus contingent, which was flagged off from the national capital by Union Home Minister Rajnath Singhon Monday, will tour for about three weeks mostly in Bandipora district that has been hugely affected by the Jhelum floods this monsoon season. The relief comes a fortnight after MAM distributed school kits for children in Udhampur district of the Valley, where the Math would also be constructing houses for people affected by the September floods triggered by torrential rains. The union government has made efforts to support the Matth's Rs 25-crore mission to ensure a coordinated operation, the minister said, hailing Amma - as humanitarian icon and Kerala-headquartered MAM's founder Mata Amritanandamayi Devi is known world-wide - for her charity activities. "Amma is an ocean of compassion striving for the better of humanity," he said, before flagging off from India Gate a mobile medical facility and a mobile tele-medicine unit of Kochi-based Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences (AIMS) functioning under MAM, a voluntary organisation with branches across the globe. |
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