GATE {Giving Attention To Earthquake Victims}
I would like to take you on 25th April’2015. It is really hard for every Nepali at home or abroad to erase that painful memory from our mind or even to remember that day. For many the image which comes in our mind after we hear the word fear may be that 1 minute when the massive 7.9 magnitude scale earthquake hit us. It made us realize how strange this life is, we cannot even trust the ground beneath us.
After experiencing such a mega earthquake lots of thing were changed, damaged but the feelings of helping people and providing them genuine care and personalized service is never changed. I always have one feelings in my heart and that is, Nepal is my home and all the Nepalese are my brother and sisters. With this strong feeling I started to help the people from the very second day of earthquake.
I went to Basantapur Dabar Square, Dharara as a helping hand and helped the Nepal Army to find the death body and to clean the area near over. I worked with the Nepal Army for two days and realize the people who lost their family, houses need help. I start to think what I can do for them. I shared my feelings and ideas with Khem Lakari, CEO GATE College and he suggested me with Hot Foods For Hungry People. This is the best way of helping earthquake victims for us because in this period of time people are lacking nutrition’s and healthy food. So I made a team of 10 people who will prepare a hot food in the college and serve the people by going to their places. We served around 250 people daily in the different places of Kathmandu Valley.
Earthquake victims struggling against cold
Hot Food For Hungry Campaign went very well; people were getting hot food even when they were not getting proper food. People were so happy and smiling; they forget about their pain for moments and enjoyed their food. Still when I remember those moments I got smile on my face. Though Hot Food for Hungry people went for couple of weeks but I never stop my feeling for helping the victims. So, I continued my help in a different way; start to help as a trauma relief boy. I worked with different categories of people (School children, orphan, teens and old people). I experience no. of challenges but still I keep on moving. I took every challenge as a part of learning and development of my life. Honestly, this is the best moments of my life.
The new beginning to normal life is what we talk about now a days and it is not wrong as we have to sustain and maintain the economy of our nation but can we take some time out of our normal life and think about those who are out there in those remote corners still waiting to be rescued and who still hope to be noticed. I suppose the value of their life is not less than ours and even they have the same rights as ours to live the same normal life. Let’s join the hands for helping each other’s. So that we will rise again.
GATE {Giving Attention To Earthquake Victims}
I would like to take you on 25th April’2015. It is really hard for every Nepali at home or abroad to erase that painful memory from our mind or even to remember that day. For many the image which comes in our mind after we hear the word fear may be that 1 minute when the massive 7.9 magnitude scale earthquake hit us. It made us realize how strange this life is, we cannot even trust the ground beneath us.
After experiencing such a mega earthquake lots of thing were changed, damaged but the feelings of helping people and providing them genuine care and personalized service is never changed. I always have one feelings in my heart and that is, Nepal is my home and all the Nepalese are my brother and sisters. With this strong feeling I started to help the people from the very second day of earthquake.
I went to Basantapur Dabar Square, Dharara as a helping hand and helped the Nepal Army to find the death body and to clean the area near over. I worked with the Nepal Army for two days and realize the people who lost their family, houses need help. I start to think what I can do for them. I shared my feelings and ideas with Khem Lakari, CEO GATE College and he suggested me with Hot Foods For Hungry People. This is the best way of helping earthquake victims for us because in this period of time people are lacking nutrition’s and healthy food. So I made a team of 10 people who will prepare a hot food in the college and serve the people by going to their places. We served around 250 people daily in the different places of Kathmandu Valley.
Hot Food For Hungry Campaign went very well; people were getting hot food even when they were not getting proper food. People were so happy and smiling; they forget about their pain for moments and enjoyed their food. Still when I remember those moments I got smile on my face. Though Hot Food for Hungry people went for couple of weeks but I never stop my feeling for helping the victims. So, I continued my help in a different way; start to help as a trauma relief boy. I worked with different categories of people (School children, orphan, teens and old people). I experience no. of challenges but still I keep on moving. I took every challenge as a part of learning and development of my life. Honestly, this is the best moments of my life.
The new beginning to normal life is what we talk about now a days and it is not wrong as we have to sustain and maintain the economy of our nation but can we take some time out of our normal life and think about those who are out there in those remote corners still waiting to be rescued and who still hope to be noticed. I suppose the value of their life is not less than ours and even they have the same rights as ours to live the same normal life. Let’s join the hands for helping each other’s. So that we will rise again.
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