PMO cautions against sending disaster aid to personal QR codes
Summary
The Prime Minister’s Office has warned against sending flood relief money to unauthorised personal QR codes and bank accounts, urging donors to verify only official disaster relief accounts. It has also shared approved payment options for people in Nepal and abroad to support victims of the Bhote Koshi floods in Rasuwa and Nuwakot.
Key Points
- The PMO has raised concern over unauthorized QR codes and personal account details being used to collect donations for Bhote Koshi flood victims.
- It has urged donors to verify official account names such as Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund before sending money.
- The government has listed approved domestic and international payment channels, including QR codes, online links, SWIFT transfers, and remittance services.
- The notice also directs people to contact the PMO, Hello Sarkar, or the National Emergency Operation Centre for inquiries.
