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A $17.5 million fund is established by the UN separately to aid in the government's relief efforts.
The World Bank has approved $150 million in emergency financing for Nepal following the recent monsoon disaster.
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It will no longer be effective to amend and postpone outdated laws: Head of State
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli calls for a radical change in development style, addressing delays, legal and practical complications in the 59th meeting of the Board of Investment.
Twenty Bailey Bridges will be brought from India by the government.
The government is preparing to bring 20 Bailey bridges from India to offer alternative solutions for the damaged bridges caused by recent floods.
Nepal SBI Bank makes a Rs. 2.5 donation to the PM Disaster Relief Fund.
Dipak Kumar De, managing director and chief executive officer of the bank at the Office of the Prime Minister at Singha Durbar, gave the cheque to Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli.
As a result of landslides and floods, the agricultural sector is in crisis: ministerial official
Agriculture Minister Ramnath Adhikari declared 43 districts as natural disasters, with the agricultural sector being most severely affected by floods and landslides.
IME Group and Global IME Bank contribute Rs. 50 million to the relief fund.
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli received the check from Global IME Bank and IME Group chairman Chandra Prasad Dhakal.
Rs. 2.5 million has been given to the Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund by Nepal SBI Bank.
Dipak Kumar De, managing director and chief executive officer of the bank at the Office of the Prime Minister at Singha Durbar, gave the cheque to Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli.
Due to the storm, insurance claims that were once estimated to be worth seven billion have now escalated to two billion.
Insurance companies are expected to face a claim worth seven billion due to the heavy rains, floods, and landslides that occurred in the first week of October.
Carbon sales bring in one billion and six hundred million rupees for Nepal.
Nepal to receive 1 billion 600 million rupees from World Bank for carbon reduction in 13 Terai districts from 2018-2024, according to Ministry of Forestry and Environment.
The famous Annapurna Hotel in Kathmandu will reopen
The Rs8 billion project, which will have 363 rooms, including 30 service flats, will be Nepal's largest hotel. There are two towers that will be 24 and 15 floors high.
Following their monsoon hiatus, hot air balloon rides return to Pokhara.
Balloon Nepal's hot air balloon flight service in Pokhara resumes operation, with foreign captains Cleto from Spain and Harvey Alexander from the UK.
There are more visitors in Mustang
Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) Jomsom Office reports increased domestic and foreign tourist arrivals, with domestic travelers accessing Thorang La, upper Mustang, and surrounding areas.
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