131 federal lawmakers pledge part of their salaries to flood victims
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- One hundred thirty-one federal lawmakers in Nepal have agreed to donate part of their salaries to flood relief.
- The lawmakers asked the Federal Parliament Secretariat to deduct specified amounts and contribute them to relief efforts.
One hundred thirty-one federal lawmakers have agreed to give part of their salaries to support flood victims.
The lawmakers wrote to the Federal Parliament Secretariat, asking it to deduct specified amounts from their pay and contribute the money to flood relief efforts.
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