Gandaki government pledges Rs 40 million to disaster relief fund

The Gandaki Province government in Nepal has committed Rs 40 million to aid those affected by the Bhotekoshi flood in Rasuwa. This significant contribution will be deposited into the Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund, aiming to provide crucial support to the flood victims.

Chief Minister Surendra Raj Pandey issued a press release detailing the decision. He emphasized the provincial government's ongoing coordination with relevant agencies to facilitate the search for missing individuals and the appropriate management of deceased victims. The commitment reflects a proactive approach to addressing the immediate needs arising from the natural disaster.

In his statement, Chief Minister Pandey urged all concerned bodies to engage in effective mobilization. He stressed the importance of comprehensive efforts, including search and rescue operations, providing medical treatment for the injured, ensuring safe shelter for the displaced, and arranging necessary relief supplies for those affected by the flood. The call to action highlights the multi-faceted nature of disaster response.

The Gandaki Province's decision underscores a commitment to supporting national relief efforts and addressing the consequences of the Bhotekoshi flood. The contribution is expected to bolster the resources available for recovery and assistance in the affected Rasuwa district.

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I request all the bodies concerned to be effectively mobilised for the search, rescue efforts, treatment for injured ones, safe shelter for homeless and affected people and make necessary arrangements for relief.