A helipad was built at Gaumukhi in Pyuthan

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A helipad has been constructed in Gaumukhi Rural Municipality-5 Salivisauna. Gaumukhi Rural Municipality has built a helipad with the help of Nepali Army to help in rescue and relief during disaster. Bishnu Kumar Giri, chairman of the rural municipality, said that the construction of a helipad will help to reduce the damage caused by disasters.

A helipad was built at Gaumukhi in Pyuthan

The helipad was built with the financial support of Gaumukhi and the technical support of Barda Bahadur Gan Pyuthan. The newly constructed helipad was handed over to the rural municipality by Rathi Bhuwanpoorna Satyal, Nepalese Army No. 19 Battalion Assistant Commander. Bahinipati Satyal during the

program said that the helipad will be useful in rural areas especially in disaster situations. "During the disaster, the road network may be disconnected," he said, "at that time, it is easy to rescue and provide relief through helicopters."

Assistant Rathi Satyal said that it is necessary to build helipads in other rural areas of the district. Ganpati Ramesh Thapa of Bard Bahadur Gana Pyuthan informed that a helipad was constructed in Naubahini Rural Municipality of Pyuthan last year and now a helipad has been constructed in Gaumukhi.

He said that relief and rescue in the event of a disaster, taking patients with complex problems for treatment by air service, and also helping with the arrival of special people.