Karnali state government's decision to give 5 million
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Federal parliamentarians of the ruling Congress and UML are going to give an amount equal to half a month's salary for the flood victims. The parliamentary party meeting of both the parties held on Tuesday decided to deduct 15 days salary from the monthly salary of the MPs and deposit it in the government's natural calamity and relief fund.
The cabinet meeting on Monday has already decided to give an amount equal to one month's salary in the case of ministers.
Likewise, the Karnali state government has decided to provide assistance of Rs. 50 lakhs. The meeting of the Provincial Council of Ministers on Tuesday decided to contribute Rs 50 lakh to the relief fund of the government. Both the Congress and the UML have already announced that they will contribute Rs 50/50 lakh each. The main opposition Maoists have established a central relief fund and started collecting support from party structures, leaders and workers and well-wishers.
The Maoist MPs are going to give an amount equal to 10 days' wages to the relief fund. The decision was taken by the parliamentary party of the party. The commissioners along with the Chief Commissioner of the Election Commission have decided to give 7 days salary.
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, who is also the chairman of the ruling UML, has requested in the parliamentary party meeting to gather assistance for those affected by the flood without wasteful and unnecessary spending on Dasain. According to MP and former minister Padam Giri, the Prime Minister has also appealed to all party workers to rescue and relieve those affected by the flood.
Oli informed that the government has mobilized government mechanisms for the rescue and relief of those affected by the flood through the maximum use of resources. Despite the floods in the country, the Prime Minister moved to America While being criticized for not shortening the
, he gave a clarification and said that he left on Saturday, October 12th.
The Congress has demanded the government to immediately rebuild the damaged highway and arrange an alternative route to make arrangements for easy travel for citizens to celebrate Dasain. He has demanded to keep the fares at the minimum rate by keeping an eye on the pressure on the air routes and to control the abnormal price increase in the market.
The State Order Committee of the Parliament has instructed the government not to increase the fare of public vehicles immediately and to restore the blocked highway immediately. The meeting of the committee held on Tuesday decided to direct the government to resume road transport on damaged roads, to arrange air transport in the districts without road access, to monitor the market so as not to increase the price of food, vegetables, fruits etc. and to provide immediate relief to the victims. In the
meeting, Home Minister Ramesh Ukhtar said that after the disaster of October 11 and 12, the government was immediately active in search and rescue. The author said that the government is working to distribute relief, treat the injured and restore blocked road networks.
Khatiwada's announcement to honor courageous Chaniklal
Human rights activist and senior citizen Badri Prasad Khatiwada has announced to honor 33-year-old Chaniklal Tamang of Kavre, Temal, who rescued two people from the flood of Nakhkhukhola, with cash. Khatiwada, who has crossed 90 years, is going to honor Tamang with Rs 10,100 in cash.
Khatiwada says that it is necessary to respect Tamang's brave step of saving the lives of people swept away by the flood regardless of his own life. "People who do brave things should be respected," he said, "others will learn from this." Tamang rescued the girl Meghna Sah and her uncle Raj Sah who were drowning in the flood that occurred in Nakhkhukhola on Saturday.
