The 2019 floods in Maharashtra’s Sangli district resulted in widespread loss as unprecedented rainfall caused significant loss of life and livelihood. Persons with disabilities faced heightened challenges during the floods, struggling for survival amidst the rising waters and lack of assistance. The disaster highlighted the urgent need for inclusive disaster management strategies, emphasising the vulnerability of marginalised groups like persons with disabilities in extreme weather events. Story

6.9K views · 72 reactions | Floods in Assam have seriously disrupted the lives of children and displaced them from their homes. During this time of crisis, Child-friendly Spaces in more than 100 Model Relief Camps are providing some respite to these children. Let’s see how children are spending time in their own space! #ForEveryChild Assam State Disaster Management Authority-ASDMA UNICEFUNICEF South Asia | UNICEF India | Facebook

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267K views · 1K shares | Yogi Adityanath said, "Rs 1,000 will be paid through direct bank transfer to 20.37 lakh labourers registered with the UP labour department. About 15 lakh thela and rickshaw workers will also get Rs 1,000 through DBT. Anyone left out of all these schemes will be given Rs 1,000 through the disaster management fund. Old age, disability and widow pension for April and May to be paid in April that will help 83 lakh pensioners." | The Times of India | Facebook