Army Delivers Relief Materials to Flood-Affected Settlements in Rasuwa
Summary
The army has begun delivering relief materials to flood-affected settlements in Rasuwa, with supplies reaching Timure and more goods sent to Trishuli for onward transport by helicopter. Five helicopters and more than 2,000 troops have been mobilized, and 114 people have been rescued so far.
Key Points
- The army has started delivering relief materials to flood-affected settlements in Rasuwa, including Timure, the worst-hit area.
- Eleven trucks of goods have been sent to Trishuli in Nuwakot and will be flown to Rasuwa by helicopter.
- Five army helicopters have been mobilized for rescue operations, with people airlifted from Mailung Tunnel and Timure.
- The army says 114 people have been rescued so far, with more than 2,000 troops deployed for search and rescue from Nuwakot to Chitwan.
