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    • Ravik Bhattacharya Tags : kolkata, Aila relief Posted: Saturday , Jun 06, 2009 at 0222 hrs

    Meanwhile, an 11-member Central team is scheduled to visit Bengal on Saturday to evaluate the damage caused by Aila. The members will first hold a meeting with state government officials at the Writers’ Buildings. Later the team will be divided into two and will visit the worst-affected areas in North and South 24-Parganas. “We have made all arrangements for their visit to the worst-affected areas,” Hussain added.

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