PM urges to adopt necessary security alert in view of possible weather risks
Summary
Prime Minister Balendra Shah has urged the public and government bodies to stay on high alert as heavy rainfall and storms are forecast across Nepal from September 25 to 27. Security agencies, local governments, and road offices have been instructed to prepare for floods, landslides, river erosion, and possible evacuation of at-risk residents.
Key Points
- The Prime Minister said ministries and subordinate bodies have stepped up preparations to reduce weather-related risks across the country.
- Chief district officers in all 77 districts have been instructed to remain on high alert, with the Nepali Army, Nepal Police, and Armed Police Force on standby.
- Authorities have arranged heavy equipment and ordered road offices to provide round-the-clock updates on road conditions.
- People have been advised to avoid unnecessary night travel, move to safe locations if needed, and use emergency helplines for assistance.
