Fear and uncertainty grip displaced families as exit deadline nears
Summary
Displaced families in Kathmandu Valley face anxiety as the government orders them to vacate temporary shelters by June 26, amid concerns over insufficient relief and lack of permanent housing solutions.
Key Points
- Displaced families in Kathmandu Valley are required to vacate holding centres by June 26, triggering fear and uncertainty.
- The government offers Rs25,000 initial relief plus Rs15,000 monthly housing allowance for three months.
- Many displaced families struggle to find rental housing due to stigma and financial hardship.
- Authorities plan to identify genuine landless families and arrange long-term resettlement within three months, with possible deadline extension.
