The Government of Nepal has called on the public to give money to two funds run from the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers, the Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund and the Prime Minister Relief Fund, for those hit by the Bhotekoshi River flood in Rasuwa. The appeal appears on the websites of the Prime Minister's Office and of several ministries. According to the appeal, the flood came down the Bhotekoshi at 8:40 am on Wednesday, 10 Bhadau 2083, causing heavy loss of life and property. Riverside areas in Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading, Gorkha and other districts were affected, and the government stepped up rescue, search and relief work in those areas. The notice says people displaced by the disaster need to be moved to safe places straight away and resettled over the long term, and that the collection of details on human and physical losses is continuing. The Prime Minister's Office adds that reducing and managing the risks from the disaster will require a large amount of money. Donors in Nepal and abroad are asked to use official channels. The Prime Minister's Office lists links through Nepal Clearing House Limited (NCHL) and Himalayan Bank for contributions from abroad, and says further options, including a QR code, are given in an attached document.
Government seeks donations to PM relief funds after Bhotekoshi flood
Donations from Nepal and abroad can go to the Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund through NCHL, Himalayan Bank or a QR code, the appeal says.
In short
- Appeal for contributions to the Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund and the Prime Minister Relief Fund
- The flood hit at 8:40 am on 10 Bhadau 2083, affecting Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading and Gorkha
- Donations from abroad via NCHL or Himalayan Bank; a QR code and other options are attached
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https://wenepal.com/article/government-seeks-donations-to-pm-relief-funds-after-bhotekoshi-flood-20260926
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