The family including Urmila Hayu, who left Thatathalo and reached Pokhara in Kaski overnight, has been met by a team including the ward president of Golanjor rural municipality-6 on Wednesday and asked them to return.

Ward president Ravin Shrestha said that Urmila and her eldest son were informed about the support provided by the ward and the local and federal authorities to prevent possible disasters and asked them to return to Tatathala. 6 no. The Hayu family reached Pokhara six days ago from Bhandas Vipar Kateri near Chhetpa of the ward, leaving the house, animals and birds. The disappearance of the Hayu family was the focus of the media throughout the day and late into the night on Monday.

Ward president Shrestha told Kantipur that he promised to purchase the land where the house is located, to build a house in a separate place in the ward for temporary residence, to prioritize education, health, and employment arrangements.

He said, 'My house in Sindhulimadi, the headquarters, is empty for the time being, go and stay there. I remind you that it will be difficult in an expensive place like Pokhara. The son is ready, but mother Urmila has not agreed.' Eldest son Raju Hayu said that he is ready to return if his mother, sister and brothers agree, Ward President Shrestha said.

It is reported that the family members do not want to return to Thaththal because they do not have access to road facilities, drinking water, health and education. No matter how hard they tried, the Hayu family complained to the team including the ward president that they had no choice but to go to the city to join hands after three months of not growing crops for food. They expressed their determination to pay even if the loan in the village and the bank did not reach 300,000.

Ward president Shrestha told the family that they had been asked to advise the family that they should come back because they have arranged arrangements for the care of goats, chickens, chicks and paddy after appealing to the people of the village. He said, 'The Hayu family has said that they will consult.'

Apart from Urmila, 16 people consisting of 6 sons, 6 daughters, 1 daughter-in-law, 1 grandson and 1 granddaughter received the social security allowance for three months as the last installment of the financial year 081/82 from the Himalayan Bank in Golanjore-7 Khurkot on 6th July and renewed their social security allowance on 9th.

Everyone in the Hayu family received Rs 191,520 for three months at the rate of Rs 3,990 per month. According to the census of 2078, the population of the Hayu caste, listed as an endangered tribal community, is 3,069.