The members of the House of Representatives have requested the government to provide immediate relief and rescue, saying that due to the incessant rains, there has been a huge loss of life and property across the country. Speaking at the emergency session of the House of Representatives on Sunday, the members of the House of Representatives said that there has been a huge loss of life due to the incessant rains across the country and requested the government to focus on immediate relief and rescue. Members of the House of Representatives said that the government's work in disaster management has not been effective.

Shankar Bhandari, a member of the House of Representatives, drew the attention of the government to give priority to rescue operations in view of the accidents occurring in all 77 districts of the country.

'As the rain continues, there is still a possibility of damage . I would like to draw the serious attention of the government, they have not been prepared for disaster management. Therefore, keeping in mind the possible accidents in all 77 districts, the government should give priority to the rescue work and play a serious role in protecting the life and wealth of the citizens," he said.

Member of the House of Representatives Hitraj Pandey drew the attention of the government to provide safe housing and relief to the victims of floods and landslides. He demanded to organize the preparatory work . Traffic has been blocked due to floods and landslides. There has been a disruption in agricultural activities. People are suffering due to obstruction in various works. People are panicking. I draw the serious attention of the government to provide safe accommodation and relief to the flood victims. I strongly urge you to organize the preparations and continue to apply ointment and bandages to the suffering of the people," he said. 

Member of the House of Representatives Dr. Chanda Karki drew the attention of the government to prepare a disaster response plan and establish a state-of-the-art early warning system. She also requested the government to start the rescue and relief work immediately and make a far-reaching plan. I would like to draw the attention of the government to make the risky highways safe and control and manage disaster risks by identifying the risk areas and creating a response plan and establishing a state-of-the-art early warning system. Rescue and relief work should be done immediately. It is necessary to make a far-reaching plan,' he says.

Member of the House of Representatives Chiringalhamu Lama Tamang demanded the government to make an alternative arrangement saying that the blocking of the Karnali highway has affected the patients. The people of Karnali are in a painful situation when the Karnali highway is blocked. Due to problems in both highways and airways, the direct impact is on the patients of Karnali. It is not possible to bring patients who need to be referred to Nepalganj, Surkhet. "I would like to draw the attention of the relevant ministry to find alternative measures to protect the lives of patients and to be ready to move as soon as the weather is favorable," she said. 

Abdul Khan, a member of the House of Representatives, said that there is a problem because the development works are not disaster-friendly. Due to the fact that development activities are not friendly to divine disasters, there are many problems in human life. I want to maintain that development works should at least be made disaster-friendly,' he said.

Rajendra Bajgai, a member of the House of Representatives, said that since the Prime Minister was focused on maintaining power, he could not focus on the work of divine disaster. The Prime Minister is under pressure. The government is not able to pay much attention to the work to be done in case of natural calamities. Can't even afford it. "He is focused on whether this government will survive," he said.

Member of the House of Representatives Surya Bahadur Thapa Chhetri said that the government has not been able to provide relief and services and facilities to the people. He said that the Udled government could not feel the pain of the disaster. He said, "The government in its numbers, in the majority, has felt more pain than the divine calamity". He is not able to pay attention to providing relief, services, facilities to the people of any kind of divine calamity, to open the blocked roads, to treat the injured.'