Local people's representatives from floods-hit areas applaud federal government's post-disaster response
Summary
Local representatives from flood-hit areas have praised the federal government's search, rescue, medical, and relief efforts after the August 26 Bhotekoshi-Trishuli floods. They also pressed for road expansion, missing-person searches, temporary shelter, and stronger measures to prevent disease outbreaks.
Key Points
- Local representatives from flood-affected areas applauded the federal government's post-disaster response, including search and rescue, medical care, and humanitarian assistance.
- They met Prime Minister Balendra Shah in Kathmandu and welcomed his decision to call them for discussions on the situation.
- Representatives highlighted coordination between federal, provincial, and local governments in rescue, relief distribution, and rehabilitation efforts.
- They urged the government to prioritize temporary accommodation, faster search operations, and measures to prevent possible epidemics in affected areas.
