Establishment of relief camps

(1) The State Government shall establish relief camps in safe locations for all victims. (2) Relief camps established under sub-section (1) shall continue to be operated by the State Government until such persons return to their original habitations, or are resettled in a new suitable location. (3) Relief camps established under sub-section (1) shall, at the minimum, regardless of the circumstances and without discrimination, provide such persons with- (a) basic shelter which is appropriate and adequate to protect the residents of the camps from extremes of the weather, and which provides due privacy especially to women and girls; (b) twenty four hour security at the relief camp; (c) adequate nutritious and culturally appropriate food; (d) potable drinking water; (e) adequate clothing which is culturally appropriate and sufficient to protect the residents of the camp from extremes of weather; (f) essential medical services including antenatal and postnatal care of expectant mothers, pediatric care and emergency and rehabilitative services for the injured and referral services wherever necessary; (g) adequate sanitation; (h) psycho-social and trauma counseling and psychiatric services; (i) child-care services for infants and small children; (j) educational facilities for children; (k) special facilities and assistance, as may be necessary and reasonable for the medical condition and treatment of certain residents of the relief camps, as children, especially unaccompanied minors, expectant mothers, mothers with young children, female heads of households, elderly and disabled persons with special needs.