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More than 61 Lakh Rupees Were Sought From the Officials and Employees of the Flood Affected Areas for Cooperation.

Kathmandu. Officers and employees of the Misuse Research Commission have collected more than Rs 61 lakh from the Prime Minister's Divine Outbreak Relief Fund for the purpose of providing support to the flood victims of Bhotekoshi river. The officers of the Commission have been summoned for 15 days, the Secretary for 10 days and the Joint Secretary and the National Service Staff for 10 days respectively and their cooperation has been voluntarily …
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Kathmandu. Officers and employees of the Misuse Research Commission have collected more than Rs 61 lakh from the Prime Minister's Divine Outbreak Relief Fund for the purpose of providing support to the flood victims of Bhotekoshi river. The officers of the Commission have been summoned for 15 days, the Secretary for 10 days and the Joint Secretary and the National Service Staff for 10 days respectively and their cooperation has been voluntarily …

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Nepal Press : Facts First, Truth Foremost – Online News Portal from Nepal in Nepali Language broke the news on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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