Missing persons in Uttarakhand tragedy declared dead; families to get compensated [details]
On February 23, the Uttarakhand government had issued a notification authorising nearly 140 people still missing, to be declared presumed dead .
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Nearly 29 labourers from Uttar Pradesh, who were working at Tapovan-Vishnugad hydropower project in Uttarakhand s Chamoli and went missing when a glacier burst triggered a massive flash flood on February 7, have finally been declared dead .
This will bring closure for the families, who will also now receive compensation under various schemes.
The next of kin to the deceased labourers will get Rs 29 lakh each Rs 20 lakh from National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC), Rs 4 lakh from Uttarakhand Disaster Relief Fund, Rs 1 lakh under a beneficiary scheme of the Uttarakhand government and Rs 2 lakh each from Uttar Pradesh government and the Centre.
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Nearly 29 labourers from Uttar Pradesh, who were working at Tapovan-Vishnugad hydropower project in Uttarakhand s Chamoli and went missing when a glacier burst triggered a massive flash flood on February 7, have finally been declared dead .
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