Ilam flood victims still await promised relief, struggle in temporary shelters
Summary
After a devastating flash flood in Ilam displaced 34 families, many still live in temporary shelters or under tarpaulins three months later, struggling with minimal government relief due to restrictions and eligibility issues.
Key Points
- A flash flood in Ilam-10 displaced 34 families, destroying homes and fields.
- Temporary shelters built by an NGO provide limited protection during harsh winters.
- The government promised financial aid but many victims have yet to receive it, facing bureaucratic obstacles.
- Permanent housing funds are tied to land ownership, which most victims lack, causing frustration and uncertainty.
