Govt conducting survey to house flood-affected people
Summary
The government is surveying households affected by the Bhotekoshi flood to arrange temporary accommodation based on their preferences. Teams have begun collecting data on damage, missing family members, shelter options and basic needs in the affected districts.
Key Points
- The government is conducting a survey to arrange temporary accommodation for people affected by the Bhotekoshi flood.
- The Prime Minister’s Secretariat said the shelter will be provided based on the preferences of people staying in holding centres.
- The Department of Urban Development and Building Construction has deployed teams to affected districts using KOBO Toolbox and a Needs Assessment Form.
- The survey aims to be completed within a week before expanding to affected families outside holding centres.
