UK Tamudhi Provides Over NPR 13 Million for Bhote Koshi Flood Victims
Summary
Tamudhi UK has pledged more than NPR 13.1 million for victims of the Bhote Koshi flood, with most of the funds going to the Prime Minister's Natural Disaster Relief Fund. A six-member team led by Chairman Jumakaji Gurung is in Nepal to hand over the aid and distribute direct relief in affected areas.
Key Points
- Tamudhi UK has announced aid worth more than NPR 13.1 million for Bhote Koshi flood victims.
- NPR 11.1 million will be handed to the Prime Minister's Natural Disaster Relief Fund, while about NPR 2 million will be used for direct relief.
- A six-member delegation led by Chairman Jumakaji Gurung has traveled to Nepal to deliver the funds and support affected communities.
- The money was raised through the 17th Nepali Mela in London, a Trail Walk Charity, member contributions, and donations from individuals and organizations in the UK.
