Creation of an action plan with estimates that 10 percent of the affected people may have to be rescued and relieved
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With the start of this year's pre-monsoon, the monsoon has entered the stage. It is estimated that 2 million citizens of 450,000 households in the country will be affected by this year's monsoon.
Based on the forecast of Meteorological Department, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority has analyzed all the topics and prepared the proposed National Action Plan for Monsoon Preparedness and Response, 2082. Ram Bahadur KC, spokesperson of the Authority, said that an action plan has been created with an estimate that 10 percent of the affected people may have to be rescued and relieved.
'We have estimated that 2 million people will be affected in the next monsoon, all the provinces of the country will be affected, and responsibilities have been assigned regionally to prepare accordingly,' he said, 'What are the available materials? How much more is required? We have prepared an action plan after evaluating all the issues.'
He said that the National Action Plan will be submitted at the meeting of the Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Executive Committee chaired by the Home Minister on Wednesday. It will be implemented after being passed by the same meeting. According to him, work responsibilities have been assigned to the center, state, district and local levels.
KC said that in the proposed action plan this year, the plan to monitor, evaluate and review the disaster situation every month has been put forward.
Monsoon forecast has already been published in Nepal. According to the forecast published by the Department of Meteorology, rainfall and maximum and minimum temperatures will also increase. Based on the same forecast, the Authority has prepared a National Action Plan for Disaster Response after taking suggestions from the representatives of all concerned agencies and organizations.
The Department of Water and Meteorology Department has mentioned that the eastern part of Karnali province, the northern part of Lumbini province and most of the territory of Gandaki province may be more affected by rain.
During the period of four months from May 18th to October 14th, there is a possibility of more rainfall in most parts of the country and the maximum temperature and minimum temperature are also likely to be higher than the national average. According to him, in this monsoon, there is a 55 to 65 percent chance of more rain than Sardar in the eastern part of Karnali province, northern part of Lumbini province and most of the territory of Gandaki province.
There is a 45 to 55 percent chance of more rain than Sardar in the southern part of Sudurpaschim Pradesh, the western part of Lumbini, the northeastern part of Gandaki, Bagmati and the northern part of Koshi.
In addition, the department said that there is a 35 to 45 percent chance of rainfall in the eastern and southern parts of Madhesh and 35 to 45 percent chance of rain in the rest of the country.
