Compensation Given to Families of Deceased Assamese Workers

Monday, August 4: In the incident of two women workers from Assam who died on the spot after a dry tree fell on them while they were working in a plantation belonging to the Tata Coffee Company in Jambur near here on July 29, a compensation of Rs. 5 lakh each was distributed to the families of the deceased workers of the Tata Coffee Company.

Aliman (47), wife of Kasmat Ali of Bagarkash village, Chalankuchi taluk, Darrang district, Assam, and Farbina Khatun (29), wife of Azgar Ali of Borjar village, who lived in a row house in the Jambur plantation, died on the spot when a tree fell on them while they were working in the coffee plantation. The company has promised to provide compensation to the family of the deceased, and accordingly, the general manager of Jambur Estate, Karumbaiah, handed over the compensation amount sanctioned by Tata Coffee Company, amounting to Rs. 5 lakh each, for a total of Rs. 10 lakh, to the family of the deceased.

Karumbaiah said that as per the company's rules, other compensation, including insurance benefits, will be made available to the family of the deceased in the coming days.

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