Thamel Tourism Development Council Donates Over NPR 1.6 Million to Prime Minister's Relief Fund
Summary
Thamel Tourism Development Council has donated NPR 1.6 million to the Prime Minister's Relief Fund for reconstruction and rehabilitation after the BhoteKoshi flood in Rasuwa. The council also previously distributed food, utensils, and clothing worth NPR 2.5 million to affected people in the area.
Key Points
- Thamel Tourism Development Council provided NPR 1,640,218 to the Prime Minister's Relief Fund for flood-affected reconstruction and rehabilitation.
- The donation was handed over through Kathmandu Chief District Officer Ishwariraj Poudel during a program in Thamel.
- The council had earlier distributed food grains, utensils, and clothing worth NPR 2.5 million in Rasuwa after the BhoteKoshi flood.
- Council leaders said support from the government, private sector, and organizations is needed to rebuild disaster-hit areas.
