Humza Yousaf warned that the clean-up would take some time, but said Angus Council would receive Scottish government funding to help with the recovery.
Scotland's first minister has pledged to support an Angus town that has been left devastated by Storm Babet. On Monday, Humza Yousaf met those affected by the severe flooding in Brechin after the River South Esk burst its banks during the heavy rainfall. Mr Yousaf warned that the clean-up would take some time but said the council would receive Scottish government funding to help with the recovery. Speaking to a resident, he said: 'We'll support you as much as we can.
He said: 'I think it's important that the assessments are done in terms of the scale of devastation, what the impacts will be and what funding is required. 'Then, of course, if necessary, we'll have those conversations with the UK government.
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