The lack of freezers and DNA kits in body management, the government is seeking international cooperation
-
Media Baaji
- Sun, 30 August 2026
The Kathmandu. Safe management has become the main challenge for the government since the bodies collected after the Bhotekoshi floods began to decompose. The government has asked for help from various countries, saying that a freezer with a capacity of at least 1,000 people and enough DNA test kits are needed to preserve the bodies.
Foreign Ministry Secretary Amrit Bahadur Rai said at a press conference on Sunday that freezers and DNA test kits are urgently needed for the management and identification of bodies.
Express
Related News
Senior Citizens Day is being celebrated with various programs
Kathmandu. With the motto of 'Our Common Campaign: Respect and Respect for Senior Citizens', various programs are being organized today to celebrate Senior Citizen Day. This day is to be celebrated by organizing various programs to promote r...
Vivah Panchami Mahotsav: Rama Sita's wedding is over, today is Rama Kaleva
Janakpur. On the sixth day of the week-long Vivah Panchami festival, the Swayamvar of Mother Sita and the auspicious marriage were completed on Tuesday. The marriage of Mother Sita and Lord Rama according to the Maithi...
Free Wi-Fi Internet at 19 places in Kathmandu
Kathmandu. From now on, free Wi-Fi internet will be available in 19 different public places in Kathmandu. On the initiative of the Minister of Communication and Information Technology, Jagdish Kharel, free Wi-Fi intern...
The three additional DIG posts for the armed police are on hold for now
Kathmandu. The government has put the three additional DIG posts for the armed police on hold for now. Tatkal was put on hold after a controversy arose over the addition of the post of DIG for the promotion of Home Min...
The Home Minister agreed to discuss the issue of declaring Nepal a Hindu Rashtra within three months
Kathmandu. 13 points have been agreed between the government negotiation team led by Home Minister Sudan Gurung and the representatives of Hindu organizations. Chief District Officer of Dhanusha, Prem Prasad Luintel, informed that this agreement w...
Recommendation for promotion of five SSPs to DIG
Kathmandu. The Ministry of Home Affairs has recommended the names of five persons to be promoted as Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG). The Ministry's Promotion Committee Secretariat has recommended the names of five senior superintendents o...