Local Governments in Gorkha Collect Over 30 Million Rupees for Flood Victims
Summary
Local governments in Gorkha have collected more than 30 million rupees for relief, rescue, and resettlement of people affected by flooding from Bhote Koshi in Rasuwa. The funds will be deposited in the Prime Minister's Natural Disaster Relief Fund as landslides, washed-away bridges, and missing people continue to be reported in the region.
Key Points
- The 11 local levels in Gorkha have raised over 30 million rupees for flood relief and resettlement.
- The money came from people's representatives, teachers, employees, and municipal funds, with Gorkha Municipality contributing the most at 5 million rupees.
- The aid will be deposited in the Prime Minister's Natural Disaster Relief Fund.
- Flooding and landslides have caused major damage in Gorkha, Nuwakot, and Rasuwa, with 31 people still missing after a bus was swept away.
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