The appeal of the Federation of Truck Transport Professionals to rescue the flood victims of Budhigand
Kathmandu. The Federation of Nepal Truck Transport Professionals has appealed to transport professionals, laborers and general public to participate in risk reduction and rescue work in the areas affected by the floods in the Budhigandaki River. Through a press release issued by the federation on Sunday, it stated that it had received preliminary information about the loss of a large amount of people's property due to the flood and asked the citizens of the affected areas to be cautious. Flood […]

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Kathmandu. The Federation of Nepal Truck Transport Professionals has appealed to transport professionals, laborers and general public to participate in risk reduction and rescue work in the areas affected by the floods in the Budhigandaki River.
Through a press release issued by the federation on Sunday, it stated that it had received preliminary information about the loss of a large amount of people's property due to the flood and asked the citizens of the affected areas to be cautious.
As the risk of flooding may still persist, the federation has requested the citizens living on the river banks and nearby areas to exercise high vigilance and follow the instructions issued by the security agencies.
In a statement issued by the president of the federation, Rajendra Bikram Baniyan, it has been emphasized that everyone should help in risk reduction and rescue work from their respective places at this sad time.
The federation has called for the cooperation of all the general public, including transport professionals, transport workers, to make the humanitarian aid and rescue work effective in the flood-affected areas.
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