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Consul General of India hands over flood relief materials in Parsa



KATHMANDU: Consul General of India Nitesh Kumar handed over a consignment of flood relief material to lawmaker Chanda Chaudhury and President of the Nepal-India Women Friendship Society (NIWFS) on Wednesday on behalf of the Government of India.

Kumar and Chaudhary then jointly handed over a tent and a sleeping mat each to around a hundred flood victims from Jagarnathpur Municipality and Parsagadhi municipality of Parsa district.

The handing over ceremony was witnessed by the prominent leaders of political parties of Parsa and the office bearers of NIWFS, according to a statement issued by the Embassy of India.

The relief material handed over to NIWFS included Big Size Tents, Family Rigid Tent (Single Fly), Family Rigid Tent (Double Fly), Plastic Sheets and Sleeping Mats for distribution to flood-affected families in six Terai districts of Province-2 in Nepal.

In view of the recent destruction and loss of life caused by flood, the entire consignment will be distributed through NIWFS in coordination with local administration in the affected districts of Parsa, Bara, Rautahat, Sarlahi, Mahottari and Dhanusha in Provinces.

The statement said that the gift is part of the Government of India’s regular humanitarian assistance and disaster relief support to Nepal under India-Nepal Cooperation.

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