Kathmandu. Due to the Bhotekoshi flood in Rasuwa, there has been a loss of 79.17 billion rupees to households and businesses/establishments.
In the preliminary details of the survey related to households and establishments published by the National Planning Commission, it is mentioned that the loss of Rs. 69.57 billion to households and Rs.
According to the survey, in the preliminary details of the economic damage, the land with the house (own property) has been damaged in an area of 54.65 hectares. In which the damage in Ghaderi is Rs 13.26 billion and the house construction cost is Rs 11.95 billion.
Due to the flood, 507.97 hectares of land owned by 3,610 families, i.e. worth Rs 35.44 billion, has been damaged. Similarly, the crops planted in the fields of 2 thousand 951 families have been damaged. Which is a loss of Rs 23 crore 21 lakh.
Similarly, due to the damage to the stored food of 1 thousand 876 families, a loss of Rs 10 crore 41 lakh has been caused. In terms of livestock, livestock/fish worth Rs 21 crore 42 lakhs raised by 1 thousand 11 families have been damaged.
According to the commission, 1,115 families have suffered a loss worth Rs. 1 billion 24 crores. In addition, 2 thousand 330 families have suffered damage worth Rs. Due to the flood, permanent household goods have also been damaged.
In which 3 thousand 187 families have lost property worth Rs 1 billion 45 crore. Also, 2 thousand 769 families have suffered losses worth Rs 663.5 million in temporary (non-durable) household goods.
According to the commission, a total of 6 thousand 817 families, 32 thousand 872 people, and 499 establishments were affected by the flood. The number of completely damaged residential structures is two thousand 989.
The number of affected households is 948 in Dhading, 108 in Gorkha, 3,841 in Nuwakot and 1,920 in Suva. In addition, 104 establishments were affected in Dhading, 15 in Gorkha, 323 in Nuwakot and 57 in Rasuwa.
In the survey, employees were mobilized with online apps and tablets. In which 58 teams and 156 human resources were mobilized in 15 permanent levels of four districts.