Eenadu's Rs 9.43 Crore Flood Relief Fund To Support Rehabilitation In AP And Telangana

The Eenadu Relief Fund raised Rs 9.43 crore to support flood victims in Andhra and Telangana. Rehabilitation programs will begin soon, helping affected families.

Hyderabad: The flood relief fund initiated by the Eenadu Group of Companies to support victims of last year's devastating flood has reached Rs 9.43 crore. The initiative, launched in response to the widespread destruction caused by floods in August and September 2024, aimed to provide much-needed aid to affected families in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.

Vijayawada city was among the worst affected areas, with overflowing Budameru and Munneru streams submerging several suburban colonies. Homes, shops, and small industries remained underwater for days, leaving residents in distress. Large expanses of farmland were also destroyed, making cultivation impossible due to sand and mud deposits. Many people lost their means of livelihood, struggling to recover from the disaster.

Understanding the urgent need for support, the Ramoji Group of Companies took the initiative by contributing Rs 5 crore and launching a relief fund on September 4, 2024. The overwhelming response from the public helped the fund grow to a total of Rs 9,43,51,615, marking a significant step towards recovery efforts.

In light of this achievement, the Eenadu Group of Companies has officially closed the relief fund and extended heartfelt gratitude to all donors who contributed with compassion. The collected funds will now be utilised for rehabilitation programs to assist affected families.

Updates on these programs and their implementation will be provided in the coming days through Eenadu, ETV, and ETV Bharat, ensuring transparency.