Bhotekoshi flood survivors to be shifted to temporary residence within six months
Summary
Bhotekoshi flood survivors will be moved to temporary housing within six months, while permanent homes are planned within three years. The government has also announced monthly relief for affected families in Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Gorkha, and Dhading.
Key Points
- Flood survivors from the Bhotekoshi area are to be shifted to temporary residence within six months and permanent housing is planned within three years.
- The government has decided to provide affected families with Rs 15,000 per month for five months, with extra support for larger households.
- National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority Executive Director Dharmaraj Uprety said rehabilitation work has been advanced for 5,116 flood-affected families.
- Locals and school officials in Timure described severe displacement, trauma, missing students, and damage to the school building.
