Sikkim-Nepal Relief Volunteer Team arrives in Kathmandu
Summary
A 35-member volunteer team from Sikkim has reached Nuwakot to distribute medicines, food, solar lamps and other relief materials to families affected by the Bhotekoshi flood. The campaign aims to provide immediate support and strengthen Nepal-Sikkim cooperation.
Key Points
- A Sikkim-Nepal Relief Volunteer Team of 35 members arrived in Nuwakot to help flood-affected families after the Bhotekoshi flood.
- The team is distributing medicines, food, solar lamps, tarpaulins, mattresses and sleeping bags for immediate relief.
- The campaign was coordinated by Mahabir Pun, Sandip Rana and Tika Bhandari, with local arrangements handled by Hari Krishna Dahal.
- Team leader Sonam Norgey Lachumpa said Sikkim Chief Minister PS Golay supported the initiative and may visit Nepal with more aid.
