Kathmandu, July 10: The National Reconstruction Authority (NRA) has addressed all complaints lodged by the quake-victims from all 14 worst-hit districts in the country.
Of the total 207,861 complaints registered by those affected by the Gorkha Earthquake at the NRA Centres in their respective districts, the meeting of the NRA’s executive committee on Sunday addressed remaining 31,979 complaints, according to NRA.
Of them, altogether 3,898 quake victims were enlisted as the beneficiary of reconstruction aid. The Sunday meeting decided to conduct survey of 12,628 quake-hit households left to be surveyed in the past.
Likewise, an on-site visit will be made at 15,453 such houses, shared NRA Spokesperson Yam Lal Bhusal.
Similarly, of all the complaints addressed by the NRA so far, altogether 35,229 have been enlisted as the beneficiary, while survey will be conducted on 45,809 households and on-site visit will be made on 75,910 households, said Spokesperson Bhusal.
Engineers have been mobilized in Dolakha and Nuwakot for assessing the damages of quake affected households left to be evaluated. The NRA is preparing to deploy as many as 300 trained engineers for the same to the rest of the districts, NRA said.
Also, the local units have been instructed to expedite the work in such a manner that all the complaints relating to reconstruction of quake-damaged individual’s households in all 14 hardest hit districts be addressed by mid-September.
The Sunday meeting also approved the names of the altogether 1,625 quake survivors in Lamjung and Solukhumbu districts for enlisting them as the beneficiaries.
Assessment of the damages of households in four VDCs in these two districts was delayed due to snowstorm.
Moreover, as many as 761,532 households from 31 districts have been recommended for the beneficiaries by the meeting.
It was also decided to hold the meeting of the Steering Committee, to be chaired by the Prime Minister, on July 12, according to the NRA. RSS
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