Prime Minister Balen Shah Reviews Flood Relief Efforts
Summary
The government is prioritizing rescue, relief, and rehabilitation for communities affected by the disaster, with more than 4,400 people rescued and thousands of security personnel deployed. Road access, communications, electricity, and health services are being restored while flood risks continue to be monitored in affected areas.
Key Points
- 15,431 security personnel from the Nepal Police, Nepali Army, and Armed Police Force Nepal have been deployed for search and rescue in the affected areas.
- Prime Minister Balen Shah said 4,451 people have been rescued so far, including people lifted from hydropower tunnels and by air.
- Relief supplies, communication equipment, and emergency medical support are being sent to affected districts, while road, telecom, and electricity services are gradually being restored.
- The government says it is coordinating with domestic agencies and international partners, while continuing to monitor flood risks along the Bhotekoshi and Trishuli-Narayani corridors.
