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Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir government has said that around 2.54 lakh private structures and more than Rs 6500 crore public infrastructures were damaged during the floods last year.
“Around 2.54 lakh private structures were damaged during the floods, while as damage to the public infrastructure has been estimated to be more than Rs.6500 crore in the State”, Commissioner Secretary Revenue, Relief and Rehabilitation, Vinod Kaul told a team of World Bank official here.
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