300 tonnes of relief materials sent to Sri Lanka

Mr. Jindal
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A ship with relief materials is ready to sail at  V. O. C. Port in Thoothukudi on Saturday.

A ship with relief materials is ready to sail at V. O. C. Port in Thoothukudi on Saturday.
| Photo Credit: RAJESH N

The Tamil Nadu Government sent 300 tonnes relief materials in three ships from V. O. C. Port here to cyclone-ravaged Sri Lanka on Saturday.

As cyclone Ditwah recently devastated the island nation, the relief materials of Tamil Nadu Government were sent to Sri Lanka in three Indian naval ships.

In the presence of District Collector K. Elambahavath, Corporation Commissioner C. Priyanka, Additional Collector (Development) R. Aishwarya, Mayor Jegan Periyasamy and Revenue Divisional Officer M. Prabhu, Minister for Social Welfare P. Geetha Jeevan flagged off the ships carrying 300 tonnes of dhal and sugar.

“These ships not only carry the relief materials, but also convey the goodwill of Tamils. We stand with the affected Sri Lankans during this time of distress,” said Ms. Geetha.

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