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The Ministry of Home Affairs has sent an army helicopter to rescue the victims of floods and inundation in three districts after incessant rains.
The helicopter of the Nepalese army has been sent to search and rescue the citizens of three districts affected by the natural disaster.
After Saturday afternoon, after the weather returned to normal, army helicopters were found in Kavropalanchok, Makwanpur and Sindhuli to rescue victims of floods, landslides and inundation. Rishiram Tiwari, the spokesperson of the Ministry of Home Affairs, said, "Helicopters could not be sent due to unfavorable weather conditions in the affected areas." After the improvement in the weather, we have sent army helicopters to three districts.'
Ministry of Home Affairs has informed that army helicopters have rescued people from various affected places including Kathmandu Valley. The Ministry of Home Affairs has informed that more than 20 thousand security personnel have been deployed to reduce the damage caused by the disaster, protect the lives of citizens and search and rescue those affected by the disaster.
