Nepal’s Overseas Missions Told to Use Separate Accounts for Disaster Relief Donations
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- Nepal’s government has told its overseas missions to open separate bank accounts for donations to the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund.
- The Foreign Ministry said direct transfers to the fund are not possible, so missions must use other accounts to receive contributions.
Nepali missions abroad have been instructed to operate separate bank accounts for people wishing to contribute to the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the missions cannot receive contributions directly into the fund. They have therefore been told to use other accounts for collecting the aid.
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