Bhotekoshi flood victims to be moved to temporary shelters within six months

Victims of the Bhotekoshi flood are to be moved to temporary shelters within six months. The government has said that those affected by the Bhotekoshi flood in Rasuwa will be relocated to temporary housing within the next six months.

According to Khabarhub, 5,116 flood-affected families will be moved to temporary shelters within six months. The government has said it will build permanent housing and resettle the affected families within three years.

The information was shared at a program titled 'Bhotekoshi Flood: The Question of Resettlement', organized by the Nepal Forum of Environmental Journalists in Kathmandu on Wednesday. The program held discussions on the resettlement of flood victims.

The Bhotekoshi flood caused extensive damage in Rasuwa and surrounding areas. Displaced families are still living in temporary shelters. The government has set this timeline for the temporary and permanent housing of the affected families.