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| Meeting with Chair, Disaster Management Committee, in blue shirt, he is CDO, Saptari |
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Media coverage, forwarded by Manohar Pokhre, Saptari
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| Hope creating among women and girls while explaining about the process of distribution |
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| That house drowned by flood, he was owner of house, the water level decreased whiel I was there though so panic |
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| Explaining on the special need of lactating mothers during flood |
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| This village was flooded, it was already decreased the water level while I was there |
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| Addressing the victims |
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| We ate in village about 4 pm |
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| Photo with social worker, journalist and poet, Mr Manohar Pokhrel along with my dad |
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| Dad also in action |
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| This was the first place where we distribute the food materials |
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| Distributed the clothes for babies with lactating mothers |
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| Creating hope, when I entered in to village and talked with women and other, the number of women increased dramatically |
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| I reached farm to farm to invite women and girls as well as to observe the route of flood |
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| Interaction with lactating mothers and pregnant mothers, they dared to join first time because of my presence, they said |
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| Creating HOPE |
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| Creating Hope |
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| Explaining about menstrual hygiene and distribute the sanitary pads and panties |
I was at Chitwan to assist my dad in rice planting. I attempted to be either in Jumla or Chitwan during rice planting and harvesting. There was heavy rain and flood appeared in east and west Nepal. I joined the eastern Terai in consultation of local stakeholders including disaster response committee, Saptari. As assigned by DDRC, Saptari, went to the Bishhariya.
Here, I have attached few photos and income expenditure (very simple way of sharing). Due to administrative reason, this support was initiated by myself instead of AWON by mobilising local stakeholders. Sapatri needs more
operation cost and more documentation e.g. approval from government which is not easy for organisation.
I had meeting with Disaster management committee at local, CDO, police, red cross, youth network, journalist, key political leaders and went to the field where we distributed beaten rice and dalmoth (dry, Nepali local food for 2 days at least) to 450 households, 182 panties and 91 sanitary pads to 91 girls and 10 blouse and wrapper for post
natal mother and 20 baby wrappers, 200 PC ORS to health office for diarrhoea. The media also covered same, attached here but it is in Nepali language.
Principally, this is very tiny support though I am so proud of you to
have sisters and brothers who trust me and work where we cultivate the
culture of justice, helping and so many symbolic culture.
Thank you all who trusted me enough !
