Last Muzaffarnagar camp vacated, 483 families move out

December 31, 2013 20:43

Hounded by biting cold and urgings by senior district officials, as many as 483 riot-hit families camping in Loi village today left for "safer places".

There are no more relief camps left in Muzaffarnagar district, while neighbouring Shamli has four camps. According to District Magistrate Koshal Raj Sharma, who was camping in Loi village since morning, "420 families were shifted during the day while remaining 63 left in evening to safer places".

Principal Secretary of UP Health department, Paveen Kumar also visited the camp today. Kumar also went to the four camps in Shamli to check the arrangement of medical facilities in camps.

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