Kathmandu. Preliminary reports have been received that 16 people of Kathmandu Metropolitan City have gone missing in the unexpected floods in Rasuwa Bhotekoshi on August 23. One such person’s house has been swept away.

Among the missing are Ward No. 1 from Ward No. 1. He went missing from Ghatte River of Rasuwa. Ward No. 5 members of 2 families have gone missing from Ward No. 4 from Ward No. 4 from Ward No. 31. 1 from Ward No. 29. Five people have gone missing from Ward No. 26. Similarly, Ward No. 23, Uma Shrestha’s house at Devighat has been swept away.

The details were collected from the Kathmandu Metropolitan City’s Disaster Management Help Desk and Disaster Information Centre.

The metropolis has set up the center at the National Assembly Hall. The center has been set up to find out the number, situation and needs of the people affected by the Rasuwa Bhotekoshi floods, to facilitate the people, companies, organizations and private sector within the metropolis who are willing to help the affected people to provide the assistance they want, and to collect the details of the impact and damage caused to the people of the metropolis by the Rasuwa Bhotekoshi floods. The center is working to provide information to the citizens, make necessary coordination and provide immediate assistance.

It is estimated that there are a large number of people going from Kathmandu to Rasuwa, Gosaikunda and other places by forming groups for domestic tourism and pilgrimage. Many people may have gone from Thamel area. We are searching for it. Chief of the Disaster Management Department, Anirudra Nepal, said.

The people who contact the center have been asking how to provide the clothes, clothes and food they want to donate, how do we want to provide stationery for the education of the children in the affected areas, how to deliver them, where do they want to provide the goods, etc.

Among those who need help, parents have gone missing, how do you help for the education of children? How can they get help to go out of Kathmandu?

One people’s representative and 2 employees are collecting details at the center. For information related to flood-related disasters and assistance, you can contact 01 5340880. Similarly, the free phone number of the call center. 1660015511 and Metro F. M. Station Manager of the Metro, Keshav Prasad Nepal, phone number. 9841250780 can be contacted. Similarly, for mental health counseling and health services, one can contact 1180.