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33 Lakh 50 Thousand Contribution by Ncell Employees for Bhotekoshi Flood Affected People

Kathmandu. The employees of Ncell Asiata Limited have collectively contributed Rs 33 lakh 50 thousand for the relief, rescue and rehabilitation of the citizens affected by the floods in Bhotekoshi river located in Rasuwa. The said amount collected on behalf of the employee has been handed over to the Prime Minister of India due to divine wrath and the receipt has been handed over to Information and Communications Minister Dr. Vikram Timilsinalai…
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Kathmandu. Ncell Axiata Limited employees have collectively contributed Rs 3.35 million for the relief, rescue and rehabilitation of the citizens affected by the flood in the Bhotekoshi River in Rasuwa. The receipt of the amount collected on behalf of the employees and deposited in the Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund was presented to Nepal Telecommunication Authority Chairman Arjun Ghimire today in the presence of Minister for Information …

Kathmandu. The employees of Ncell Asiata Limited have collectively contributed Rs 33 lakh 50 thousand for the relief, rescue and rehabilitation of the citizens affected by the floods in Bhotekoshi river located in Rasuwa. The said amount collected on behalf of the employee has been handed over to the Prime Minister of India due to divine wrath and the receipt has been handed over to Information and Communications Minister Dr. Vikram Timilsinalai…

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