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PM Oli visits storm-hit Bara, Parsa districts

KATHMANDU, April 1: The ruling Nepal Communist Party parliamentarians will donate their one day's salary to raise funds for the storm-affected families in Bara and Parsa, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli...
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KATHMANDU, April 1: The ruling Nepal Communist Party parliamentarians will donate their one day's salary to raise funds for the storm-affected families in Bara and Parsa, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli said on Monday.


The prime minister said so during his visit to storm-hit Bara and Parsa districts today afternoon. Oli said that the government would leave no stone unturned to carry out rescue and relief efforts.


The prime minister met injured people to take the stock of their health condition during his visit to Kalaiya Hospital.



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(Photo courtesy: Chetan Adhikari, the prime minister's press coordinator)


On the occasion, Chief District Officer of Bara Rajesh Podel briefed Oli on the ongoing relief and rescue operations being carried out in the aftermath of the massive storm.


Earlier today afternoon, Prime Minister Oli flew to Bara from his hometown Jhapa cancelling all pre-scheduled events for today.


Home Minister Ram Bahadur Thapa, Health Minister Upendra Yadav, Urban Development Minister Mohammad Isitiyak  Rai and Physical Infrastructure Minister Raghubir Mahaseth also visited the storm-hit areas to take the stock of the situation.


A team of home ministry officials led by Secretary Prem Kumar Rai reached worst-hit Pheta Rural Municipality of Bara to take the stock of the situation.


At least 27 were killed in Bara and one killed when the massive storm struck several villages leaving 300 injured.


 


 




 


 

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