The formation of a 21-day task force for the flood affected of Rasuwa will be restored on the principle of 'Build Back Better'
The Kathmandu. The Ministry of Infrastructure Development has formed a special task force to help the people affected by the devastating floods in the Bhotekoshi and Trishuli rivers of Rasuwa to return to normal life. The Ministry has entrusted the task force to expedite the initial restoration and necessary management works within 21 days.
The task force will facilitate the identification, debris management and implementation of essential infrastructure, including roads, bridges, drinking water, rehabilitation, swing bridges, communication and health, in the flood-affected areas.
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