Karnataka CM briefs President on rescue work in flood-hit Kodagu

| Aug 19, 2018, 17:23 IST
Chief minister HD Kumaraswamy during an aerial survey of the flood-hit Kodagu district.Chief minister HD Kumaraswamy during an aerial survey of the flood-hit Kodagu district.
KOGADU: Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy on Sunday briefed President Ram Nath Kovind on the rescue operations in flood-hit Kodagu districtwhere hundreds are marooned in villages and towns due to heavy rains.
"The chief minister spoke to the President and informed him that the Indian Army, Navy and other state and central agencies have rescued more than 3,500 people so far," an official statement said.

The chief minister, for a second consecutive day, held an aerial survey and visited the towns and villages of the coffee-growing district, which has been the worst-hit in the state due to south-west monsoon rains.

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