Mukti Tole Families Get Safe Housing

Kanchanpur. The difficult situation of former Kamaiya families living in dilapidated कच्ची huts in Mukti Tole, Shuklaphanta Municipality-10 of the district, who had to spend sleepless nights catching water dripping from their roofs during the rainy season and lived in fear of storms and venomous creatures, is about to change. The dream of living in a safe house for families who have been suffering from unsafe living for years is coming true with the rapid construction of safe concrete houses in this impoverished settlement with the joint investment of the ward office, the Sudurpashchim Provincial Government, and the Connect project.

“We lived in hardship in कच्ची houses for years, the roof used to leak during the rainy season, and we had to stay awake all night catching water,” said Gujeshwori Wadai of Mukti Tole, recalling the past pain. “There was always a fear of snakes, scorpions, and other venomous creatures. There was also the fear of fire. Many people in the village built concrete houses, but due to poverty, we could not build houses. For us, who have been supporting our families by working as laborers, the idea of safe housing seemed like a dream, but now that dream is slowly coming true.”