A family in Shankhu-patichaur-5, Kavre, who lost their home and a young family member in the 2015 quake, have said the National Reconstruction Authority (NRA) did not include them on the housing aid list.
A family in Shankhu-patichaur-5, Kavre, who lost their home and a young family member in the 2015 quake, have said the National Reconstruction Authority (NRA) did not include them on the housing aid list.
Rajesh Khatri, who lost his home and his two-year-old son in the quake, said his family was not included on the aid list, but some families who own homes in Kathmandu were.
The Khatri family have been living in a temporary hut like other quake-displaced
families in the village for more than a year now.
Kumar Basnet, secretary of Shankhupatichaur VDC, said the Khatris may have been left out due to technical error.
The NRA has published a list of 494 families from the VDC for housing aid. It has signed aid agreements with 24,409 quake-affected families in the district.
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