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Bahini Educare Foundation provides relief packages to 100 daily wagers



KATHMANDU: The Bahini Educare Foundation has provided relief packages to a total of 100 laborers losing their jobs during the prohibitory order imposed due to the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The relief packages including food items were distributed to the daily wagers at Pokhara Metropolis, ward no 23.
Foundation’s director Surendra Pariyar shared that the initiation was taken by journalist Bhanu Parajuli for the relief packages for which the Foundation provided monetary support.

Each beneficiary received 25-kg of rice, 5-kg of lentils as well as safety gear such as surgical masks and soap.
Ward chair Bishnu Prasad Parajuli thanked the Foundation for its ‘humanitarian assistance at the time of a health crisis like this.

The relief packages had brought some respite to those daily wagers bearing the brunt of stay-at-home order enforced to contain COVID-19.

On this occasion, ward chair Bishnu Prasad Parajuli has announced to provide Rs 100,000 for the installation of an oxygen plant at the Paschimanchal Regional Hospital in Pokhara.

Publish Date : 08 June 2021 17:17 PM

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