alappuzha the kerala state legal service authority kelsa will provide free legal aid service for the floodhit people of kuttanad from monday it was informed kelsa executive chairman and high court senior judge k m joseph according to him 10 clinics will be started in the region during the initial phase the service of the kelsa members will be available to all the inmates of the relief camps we have decided to set up the clinics to help the people in relief camps issues related to housing food medicine drinking water electricity and protection of cattle will be addressed district legal service authority dlsa members will form a panel of counsels to deal the matters the judge said urging the district medical officer to ensure the service of doctors and drinking water supply in the floodhit areas he said that pollution is a serious concern in kuttanad the judge along with members of klsa and dlsa visited the camps in naduthuruth c block and kuttamangalam on saturday the team also visited the house of kunjumon who died after falling into the water logged in his house on friday dlsa chairman and alappuzha district judge p somarajan klsa member secretary p mohandas secretary nizon m joseph rdo antony dominic deputy collector m j jaisingh district information officer k r pramodkumar ambalappuzha tahsildar a hussein and kuttanand additional tahsildar omankuttan were present according to the district administration the death toll has increased to four in the second round flood in the district a farmer was electrocuted at thalavadi on saturday krishnan 75 erumathra house anapparambil thalavadi died when he was electrocuted while collecting grass for cattle in a paddy polder the police said that the short circuit from a pumping house in the paddy polder was the reason on friday three deaths were reported kunjumon 44 thottukadavil kainakari john antony 52 valiyaparambil karichal veeyapuram and achuthan 78 karichira purakakd are the deceased over 105 lakh people have been shifted to various relief camps set up by the revenue department meanwhile revenue minister adoor prakash said that the state government will allot rs13 crore to manage the flood situation in the district based on a recommendation by district collector n padmakumar