Boiling water crisis

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March is over and Baisakh is coming. There are reports of water shortages in various parts of the country, including the capital. Due to deep boring in the capital, the water level is decreasing.

Yesterday water was found in 10 feet, now water is not found in digging 50 feet. The people of Nepal, a country rich in water resources, are forced to buy and consume water. However, the quality of water cannot be assured.

They charge 50-60 rupees for a jar of water. It would be a great relief to the people if the government would at least improve the drinking water supply. People should not only be shown dreams, facilities should be provided.
– Purushottam Ghimire, Jorpati, Kathmandu