Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund crosses Rs 12.43 billion
Summary
The Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund has crossed Rs 12.43 billion, with holdings in both rupees and US dollars across multiple banks. The government recently released Rs 1 billion from the fund to help victims of the Bhotekoshi River floods in Rasuwa.
Key Points
- The Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund now has a balance of more than Rs 12.43 billion as of September 10.
- The fund holds Rs 9.14 billion in nine banks and $21.63 million in two dollar accounts.
- It received an additional Rs 172.57 million and $274,062 on Wednesday alone.
- The government recently released Rs 1 billion for relief to victims of the Bhotekoshi River floods in Rasuwa.
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