Multiple Organizations Donate to Flood Victims
english.ratopati.com · Wed Sep 09 16:15:27 GMT 2026

Bajura. Khaptad Chhededaha Rural Municipality has decided to provide Rs 20,58,916 in aid to those affected by the flood in the Bhote Koshi river. The Rural Municipality has decided to deduct amounts from the remuneration/service facilities of representatives and employees and deposit a lump sum in the Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund for the rescue, relief, treatment, and rehabilitation of flood-affected citizens, said Chief Administrative Officer Tek Bahadur Mauni. Hotel Association Pokhara donates over 29 lakhs. Kaski. Hotel Association Pokhara Nepal has provided financial assistance to the Bhote Koshi flood victims in the Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund. On behalf of the association, Rs 2 lakh, and on behalf of Barahi Hospitality of Pokhara, Rs 20,55,000, and including other hotels, a total of Rs 29,35,833 was deposited in the fund today. The voucher for the amount deposited in the fund was handed over to the Chief District Officer of Kaski, Kuman Singh Gurung, informed the association's president Laxman Subedi. On the same occasion, information was also provided about the Rs 10 lakh aid provided by Mountain Trust. Flood victims receive over nine and a half lakh in aid. Parbat. The Private and Residential Schools Organization (PABSON) Parbat has provided financial assistance of over nine and a half lakh rupees for the relief, rescue, and rehabilitation of citizens affected by the Bhote Koshi flood. PABSON Parbat has stated that Rs 9,67,445 has been collected and provided as assistance on behalf of private schools operating across the district. According to PABSON Parbat President Bimal Poudel, the amount has been deposited in the central committee's relief fund, and the center will jointly deposit it in the Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund. District Court donates Rs 3,81,000. Tanahun. Rs 3,81,300 has been deposited in the Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund for the relief, rescue, and rehabilitation of citizens affected by the flood in Bhote Koshi, Rasuwa. The amount has been jointly contributed by the judge, registrar, and all employees of the Tanahun District Court. The court family has collectively provided financial assistance with the objective of supporting the immediate relief and long-term rehabilitation of families affected by natural disasters, informed Registrar Nandaprasad Acharya. Himalayan Riders donate over 31 thousand. Hetauda. The Himalayan Riders Society, Hetauda, has deposited Rs 31,544 in the Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund for the relief and rescue of those affected by the flood in the Bhote Koshi river. The society has provided this amount as assistance in fulfillment of its social responsibility, informed Society President Raju Thapa Magar. NFpjE donates 77 thousand. Kathmandu. The National Photojournalists Group (NFpjE) Nepal has provided Rs 77,777 in aid to the Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund for the relief and rescue of citizens affected by disasters. On behalf of NFpjE Nepal, led by central president Pradipraj Wanta, the voucher for the deposited amount was handed over to the Minister of Information and Communications, Dr. Vikram Timilsina, today. Central officials and members of NFpjE Nepal were present at the amount handover ceremony. Senior President Sagar Shrestha of the group said that photojournalists who have directly worked in the field, witnessed, experienced, and documented disaster events should fulfill their responsibility to society during times of hardship, and this assistance reflects that sentiment. During the handover of the aid amount, Minister Dr. Timilsina stated that the assistance provided by photojournalists uniting with humanitarian sensitivity and social responsibility during the tragic time of disaster will have a positive impact on society. Morang PABSON donates 74 lakhs. Morang. The Private and Residential Schools Organization Nepal (PABSON) Morang has collected Rs 74,95,751 and deposited it in the Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund for the rescue, relief, and rehabilitation of citizens affected by floods and landslides. The amount was collected from schools, teachers, staff, students, guardians, and various supporting individuals under PABSON Morang to assist those affected by floods and landslides. The collected amount has been deposited in the Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund through PABSON's central relief fund, informed PABSON Morang President Jagat Basnet through a press release. Lamjung PABSAN donates 16 lakhs. Lamjung: The Private and Residential Schools Organization Nepal (PABSON) Lamjung has provided Rs 16,00,045 for the relief and rescue of families affected by floods and landslides, informed President Ishwar Poudel. Tanahun Society Hong Kong donates Rs 15,55,000. Tanahun. Tanahun Society Hong Kong has provided financial assistance for the relief and rehabilitation of those affected by the flood in Bhote Koshi, Rasuwa. Tanahun Society Hong Kong, an organization of Tanahun residents living in Hong Kong, has donated Rs 15,55,000 to the Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund. The amount was collected from individuals from Tanahun district and other districts who are working in Hong Kong, under the convenorship of the society's vice-president Suvit Gurung, and deposited in the fund. Namkha Rural Municipality provides financial assistance. Humla. Namkha Rural Municipality in Humla has decided to provide Rs 55,555 from its disaster management fund for the search, rescue, and relief of citizens affected and missing in the flood in the Bhote Koshi river. The Rural Municipality stated that due to significant loss of life and property in districts like Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Gorkha, and Dhading, as well as the impact on citizens of Humla, the decision to provide assistance during this tragic time of disaster was made, said Rural Municipality Chairman Prem Bahadur Lama.
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