Quick help after the flood: 100 million euros for flood victims

Quick help after the flood: 100 million euros for flood victims

In an encouraging notification from St. Pölten, Governor Johanna Mikl-Leitner and her deputy Stephan Pernkopf announced that 100 million euros in flood aid have already been paid to the citizens affected by the natural disaster, companies and families in Lower Austria. This measure represents a significant step in order to provide support to the survivors of the flood damage quickly and effectively.

mikl-Leitner emphasized that coping with the flood damage will be of central importance for both the next few weeks and for the coming months. "We know that it is now about helping quickly and we do that too," she explained. In the past few days, 4,500 people affected have already been provided in bankruptcy emergencies. "I am because we have increased the replacement rate from 20 to 50 percent. We give the affected compatriots a perspective again," she added.

efficient support for those affected

To ensure that the auxiliary payments get into the hands of those affected as quickly as possible, the state government has set up urgent transfers and aconto payments. LH deputy Pernkopf, who also acts as head of operations at the state leadership team, said: "The aids are handled by urgent transfer and with aconto payments so that the first money can be made as quickly as possible." In addition, the processing teams were increased to ensure a quick process. Weekend shifts even occur to offer those affected all conceivable support.

Such measures show the state government's commitment to take care of the needs of the suffering population and offer rapid solutions. In the middle of this challenging time, the need to quickly support the affected people financially is considered particularly important. The use of firefighters and other aids should also not be underestimated; They provide valuable help to eliminate the damage and to help people in this crisis situation.

These news not only signal practical help that grants the flood victims, but also the political will to take the emergency seriously and actively act. It is therefore hoped that the ongoing measures will continue in the coming weeks in order to offer people the necessary support and to promote the reconstruction of their livelihood. For more information about this aid campaign, See the current reporting on www.5min.at .