Urgent Call for PM Modi's Intervention in Oman Flash Flood Tragedy
Senior Congress leader V D Satheesan has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to intervene after flash floods in Oman resulted in two deaths and one missing person from Kerala. The victims, Yusuf and Shamla, died in Al Batinah, while Ramla remains missing. Satheesan calls for urgent coordination with Omani officials for search and rescue efforts.
- Country:
- India
Senior Congress leader V D Satheesan on Sunday called for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's urgent intervention following a tragic incident involving flash floods in Oman, which claimed the lives of two individuals from Kerala and left another missing. The devastating event unfolded on Saturday, resulting in the deaths of Yusuf and Shamla, natives of Trithala.
In his letter to the Prime Minister, Satheesan expressed deep concern and highlighted the critical need for immediate action. The missing person, identified as Ramla, also hails from Trithala. Reports indicate that they were in a vehicle caught in a sudden flash flood in Oman's Al Batinah Governorate.
Satheesan urged the central government to collaborate closely with Omani authorities to expedite the ongoing search and rescue operations amidst the heavy rains and persistent flood risks. He also sought comprehensive support for the safety of those affected and assistance to the victims' families.
ALSO READ
-
Tarik Sektioui Takes the Helm: New Era for Oman's National Football Team
-
Narendra Modi: Record-Breaking Leadership in Indian Governance
-
Woman killed, seven injured as ropeway trolley crashes near temple in Chhattisgarh's Mahasamund district: Officials.
-
Breaking Chains: A Young Woman's Journey to Reclaim Her Freedom
-
Espionage Unveiled: Iranian and Romanian Charged at Scottish Nuclear Submarine Base