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Ex-gratia paid

Collector R.V. Chandravadan has handed over cheques worth Rs. 50,000 each under the Apadbandhu scheme to family members of four persons who died in road accidents and fire accidents. Ex-gratia was sanctioned to 111 persons and financial help extended to 79 persons so far.

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