Reminders of an old story
So far, no specific information has been reported about the extent of loss of life and property caused by the massive explosion at Hall Army Camp, Kosgama.
There was a situation where the auxiliary troops did not even go near the camp until midnight and the army press spokesman said this morning that the fire has been brought under control.
The media had reported last night that there is no information about the soldiers who were in the army camp and the residents of the nearby Ranaviru village. Unofficial reports indicate that there may have been more than five hundred military personnel in the camp at the time of the incident. However, it is said that many people may have left the place when the fire spread.
The Army has informed that the people except the people living at a distance of 01 km from the camp, who were evacuated last night because of the explosion, can go back to their residences.
Due to the explosion at the Kosgama Hall army camp last night, it has been informed that people except the people residing 01 km away from the camp can go back to their residences.
1,279 million rupees to provide relief to the victims of the explosion in Hall Army Camp
November 18, 2016
According to the Ministry of Disaster Management, the amount allocated by the government is 1,279 million rupees to provide relief to the people affected by the explosion in Hall Army Camp.
875 million rupees have been spent so far to provide relief to those people. Also, the assessment department has submitted assessment values for payment to 2,031 damaged houses.
An allocation of 244,478,490 rupees has been requested from the Ministry of Finance for 567 house owners to assess the damage to household appliances and provide compensation for the same and an amount of 48,035,510 rupees has been given to the army for the purchase of raw materials for the renovated houses.
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