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Disaster Relief Fund records Rs 13.23 billion deposit

The Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund recorded a total deposit of Rs 13.23 billion on Friday. The Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers shared information that as of 5 pm today, the total balance in various nine bank accounts the government shared for collection of relief amount was Rs 9.68 billion.Similarly, the dollar accounts in two banks designated for relief amount had the deposit of USD 23.28. Rs one billion was released from the fund through the National Disas

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PM Shah, New Zealand counterpart hold telephone conversation

Prime Minister Balendra Shah and his New Zealand counterpart, Christopher Luxon, held a telephone conversation today.On the occasion, Prime Minister Shah shared that search, rescue, relief and rehabilitation tasks have been intensified after Bhotekoshi flood, adding search for missing foreigners including citizens of New Zealand has been given high-priority. PM Shah also extended gratitude towards his counterpart Luxon for humanitarian assistance of around NZD 2 million, according to PM Sha

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Over Rs 12.43 billion in Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund

The Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund has a balance of over Rs 12.43 billion. According to the Office of Prime Minister and Council of Minister, as of 9 am today, various nine bank accounts operated under the Fund held deposits of over Rs Rs 9.14 billion. Similarly, a total of USD 21,637,691 has been deposited in the Fund's dollar accounts opened at two banks. The Office said that the combined balance amounts to Rs 12.433 billion.According to the details, the Fund rece

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Cabinet meeting at 3 pm today

A meeting of the Council of Ministers has been scheduled for 3 pm today. According to the Office of Prime Minister and Council of Ministers (OPMCM), the meeting summoned by Prime Minister Balendra Shah, will likely dwell on contemporary issues.The meeting is expected to discuss disaster-response efforts following the devastating flash floods that struck the Bhotekoshi and Trishuli river systems on August 26. It is also expected to make necessary decisions to make the ongoing sea

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PM Disaster Relief Fund receives increasing amount of aid

The Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund has gradually received an increased amount of money. The fund has grown with higher motivation of donors to contribute for the relief, rescue, and rehabilitation of flood victims in the Bhotekoshi River. Lisbon (Portugal): Today, hotel entrepreneur Rajkumar Gautam from Portugal donated Rs 500,000. He deposited the amount into the Prime Minister Relief Fund directly from Portugal. Kavrepalanchok: The Kavre branch of the Private and Residentia

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President Paudel reminds govt to speed up reconstruction, rehabilitation

President Ram Chandra Paudel has drawn the government's attention to ramp up rehabilitation and reconstruction drives in the wake of devastation caused by the Bhotekoshi flash flood.The management of flood-hit people, restoration of the transport system and rehabilitation should be intensified, the President said, suggesting the government should receive support from the international community for building big infrastructures if these are beyond national capacity.Nepal should raise its voic

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Bhotekoshi floods: PM begins discussions with chiefs of all security agencies

Prime Minister Balendra Shah has begun a high-level discussion with the chiefs of all three security agencies on the situation following the devastating flash floods that struck the Bhotekoshi and Trishuli river systems on August 26.According to the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers (OPMCM), the discussion is focused on the on-going search and rescue operations, the distribution of humanitarian assistance, and the availability of treatment facilities for those affected.

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Bhotekoshi flood: 248 people from Lumbini Province still missing

Two hundred and forty-eight people from various districts of Lumbini Province are still unaccounted for due to the flash flood in the Bhotekoshi river in Rasuwa on August 26. According to the Emergency Operation Center under the provincial government's Ministry of Internal Affairs, Law, Industry, and Transport, among those missing in the devastating flood are 76 from Bardiya, 54 from Dang, 24 from Rolpa, 23 from Banke, 19 from Rupandehi, nine each from Palpa, Pyuthan and Nawalparasi (Ba

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