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Nepali Insurance Companies Pledge Over NPR 53 Million to Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund

Kathmandu — Five of Nepal’s leading life insurance companies have come forward with a combined pledge of more than NPR 53 million to the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund, established by the Government of Nepal to support rescue, relief, rehabilitation and humanitarian assistance for communities devastated by the floods...

Relief Fund Collection Surges to NPR 4.38 Billion Following Bhotekoshi Floods

Kathmandu — Contributions to the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund have surged following the devastating floods in the Bhotekoshi area, with more than NPR 4.38 billion collected as of Friday evening to support rescue, relief and reconstruction efforts. The fund received more than NPR 1.91 billion within the first...


Nepali Insurance Companies Pledge Over NPR 53 Million to Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund

Kathmandu — Five of Nepal’s leading life insurance companies have come forward with a combined pledge of more than NPR 53 million to the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund, established by the Government of Nepal to support rescue, relief, rehabilitation and humanitarian assistance for communities devastated by the floods along the Bhotekoshi River in Rasuwa district. The severe flooding, which struck on Bhadra 10,...

Insurers Urge Flood-Hit Policyholders in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading to File Claims

Kathmandu — Nepal’s insurance sector has swung into damage-response mode after severe flooding on the Bhotekoshi and Trishuli rivers in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading districts caused widespread loss of life and property, with multiple insurers and the Nepal Insurers’ Association urging affected policyholders to come forward and begin the claims process. The Nepal Insurers’ Association expressed deep sorrow over...

Rasuwa Flood Sweeps Away Bank Branches, Cuts Contact With Insurers, Damages Hydropower Plants

Kathmandu — The flood in Rasuwa has disrupted communications with insurance companies, banks, hydropower projects and other offices operating in the area. There is still no confirmed information on the extent of damage caused to the offices of insurance companies and banks. The Ministry of Energy, however, is collecting data on the damage caused to hydropower projects. The branches...