The Thaha Municipality of Makwanpur is going to provide a maximum of 30,000 rupees per house for re-roofing those whose roofs were blown off by the storm. The Friday meeting of Thaha Nagar Disaster Management Committee has provided Tripal to the victims for the time being.

Bishnu Bishta, Chairman of the Disaster Management Committee and Mayor of Thaha Municipality, said that the technicians of the technical branch of the private building have reached the house/house and decided to provide a maximum of 30,000 rupees per house. The technical team will submit the report to the Disaster Management Committee by Sunday. After that, the disaster management committee will provide relief funds,' said the mayor. 

The disaster management committee has decided to submit a report to the committee by Sunday after conducting on-site study by the technicians of the animal and agriculture branch, informed Municipal Information Officer Suraj Kumar Bhujel. The wind has knocked down the electricity poles.  As per

on Thursday evening, the roofs of 99 houses in three wards were blown off and dozens of plastic tunnels for vegetables were damaged. 51 houses and 7 shed roofs have been blown off by the wind. . The roofs of 25 houses and 6 sheds in Ward No. 4 have been blown away by the wind that came on Thursday. Thaha Municipality informed that the roofs of 10 houses in Ward No. 5 were blown off by the wind. 

'The roof of the storage shed under construction in Thaha Municipality-3 has also been blown off,' said Sudarshan Bista, a local resident. For the time being, Tripal has also provided relief to the house owners whose roofs were blown off by the storm. "The wind has damaged the vegetable tunnels, the details have not arrived yet," said information officer Bhujel  He said, 'Once the team reaches the damaged area, the detailed information will be given.' Know—Most of Ward No. 3 and 4  Electricity has been cut in the settlement since Thursday evening. "The wind blew not only the roof of the house, but also the plastic tunnel where vegetables were being cultivated."