Reconstruction of damaged roads and safe housing will be done soon: Minister Lamsal
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- Sat, 24 October 2026
Baglung. Infrastructure Development Minister Sunil Lamsal has said that the government will soon rebuild the roads and private houses damaged due to the disaster. After the on-site inspection of the flood-prone area of West Baglung today, Minister Lamsal said that the reconstruction of the damaged mid-hill road is the first priority. Minister Lamsal said that the government's plan to make shelters for the homeless from the floods has progressed.
He also informed that the first installment of Rs 15,000 monthly relief for the flood victims is in the process of disbursement and preparations are being made to send Rs 40 lakh to the disaster management fund of each of the six municipalities of Baglung.
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