The Department of Bouches-du-Rhône is allocating 5 million euros to flood-affected communes and an extra 1 million euros for damaged agricultural operations.
Flood relief funds announced
The Department of Bouches-du-Rhône has allocated 5 million euros to help communes affected by recent flooding. This financial support is aimed at addressing the damage caused by the floods and assisting local communities in recovery efforts.Additional support for agriculture
An additional 1 million euros is being mobilized specifically to support agricultural operations that have been damaged by the floods. This funding will help farmers repair infrastructure, restore crops, and recover from the economic impact of the disaster.President announces measures in Arles
Martine Vassal, the president of the Department of Bouches-du-Rhône, announced these measures on Monday during a visit to Moulès, a commune in Arles. The announcement was made in the presence of local farmers to emphasize the importance of agricultural recovery.Meeting with local farmers
During her visit, Martine Vassal met with farmers in Moulès to discuss the impact of the floods and the support being provided. The meeting highlighted the department's commitment to addressing the challenges faced by rural communities and ensuring long-term recovery.