In the case of districts that are at risk of floods, landslides and inundation, instructions have been issued to everyone to attend the office keeping in mind the adverse weather conditions.
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The Ministry of Home Affairs has instructed the Chief District Officer (CDO) and the head of all the security agencies to stay in the office 24 hours a day.
In the case of districts that are at risk of floods, landslides and inundation, instructions have been issued to everyone to attend the office keeping in mind the adverse weather conditions. In the circular signed by Nishantraj Gautam, the deputy secretary of the ministry, it is also asked to contact the peace, security and crime control branch of the ministry in case of immediate rescue by helicopter due to floods and landslides.
"Arranging the necessary transport arrangements for the passengers returning from the airport due to the weather being postponed, in coordination with the transport businessmen," the circular says, "helping the ambulances stopped on the highway to reach their destination safely, considering the situation." In case of pregnant women who are stranded on the road, arrangements should be made to bring them to the nearest birthing center.
According to the notification issued by the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority, the movement of long-distance vehicles entering and leaving Kathmandu Valley has been stopped for three days. District administration offices have also been instructed to monitor and monitor it.
