A cloth bank has been opened in Tulsipur. A clothing bank has been opened in which those who have clothes give and those who don't take. There is no charge for giving and receiving clothes. If you can take your excess clothes to the bank and keep them, those who don't can take them to the bank.

To solve the problem of some having unnecessary excess clothes and some not having any clothes, such a bank has been established near the bus park in Tulsipur from Saturday. A steel drawer has been placed on the side of the road and it has been written - Cloth Donation Drawer . This one drawer is the bank. The bank is constantly visited by those who give and take clothes.

Social worker Upendra Poudel of Tulsipur sub-metropolitan city-7 Jitpur thought of establishing a cloth bank after seeing the situation where clothes were wasted in some people's houses and some people were not clothed in winter. Robin Gyawali of Ghorahi sub-metropolitan city-15 helped in the establishment of the bank by providing a drawer and clothes. The bank established on the initiative of Paudel and Gyawali has now become the trust of the helpless and underprivileged.

Paudel said that the idea of ​​a cloth bank came to him after seeing people who were forced to live because they could not buy clothes during the winter. "Someone may not like clothes that are short, long, narrow, big or not". "Someone may have used it for a little while," he said, "rather than keeping such clothes at home, it is appropriate to donate them to those who do not have them." Those who are in poor economic condition work with such clothes.'

He said that the cloth bank was established near the bus park because bus park is a place where many people are busy. Gyawali, who supported Paudel's plan, said that the spirit of human service was connected to the establishment of the cloth bank. "I have done various social service work before but I found this work very creative and useful." That's why I joined it," he said, "If everyone supports this, no one will have to live naked due to poverty in the society. Bhupati Choudhary of Tulsipur from

bank bought clothes for her husband and children on the occasion of Maghi festival. "Maghi wanted clothes". "I didn't have money to buy," she said, "After hearing that clothes are available at the bus park, I came and bought some clothes." Nazarman Damai of Tulsipur, who does not have a home, also went with clothes. "I have no home, no income, no one to help me," he said, "I was working in old clothes for years." Now I got it from the cloth bank . This bank is a big help to poor people like us.'

Meena Vick of Tulsipur also took clothes from the bank. Vick, whose financial condition is weak, said that she was satisfied when she got clothes from the bank. "There is no work to be found". No money to buy clothes . My children are getting cut in winter," she said, "I have taken clothes from the bank for my children and myself. She saw the bank where clothes were found. I am surprised to get clothes without paying money.'