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Solar lights have been distributed to 111 families of Maivakhola rural municipality-6 Samtong with the support of Koshi province government grant. Ward President Rajuman Tabebung informed that a 50 watt capacity solar which can light up to four lights and charge mobile phones has been distributed to one house.
Tabebung said that it was distributed at a cost of 34 lakh rupees of the Ministry of Water, Irrigation and Energy of Koshi Province. "We started the connection from February 15th by dropping the goods, we finished it on March 6th," he said, "Now we are looking to see if there is a break somewhere, he is also coming from the province on the 9th for monitoring."
He said that a company in Kathmandu brought and connected it. The company said that the battery does not need to be watered and has a warranty of up to 10 years. He said that Tilkumar Menyangwo initiated this process when he was the Minister of Water Supply and he sent the details of the places without electricity. Most of the Sherpa community lives here.
