Two damaged drinking water projects in quake hit Gorkha village repaired
GORKHA - Two drinking water projects in a village of Gorkha damaged by the earthquake of April 25, 2015, have been repaired.
The damaged Phurbe and Chhule drinking water projects in Chhekampar have got repaired by local organization Swara Saghan Village Development Center with financial aid from the Department for International Development of UK government.
The total cost of the projects is over Rs 1.2 million including labor donation that makes up approximately 14 percent of the total cost.
On the other hand, the local people said the project price has got higher due to difficulties to ferry construction materials for want of well-conditioned roads.
Approximately 260 people of 53 households have been benefited by the projects.
The damaged Phurbe and Chhule drinking water projects in Chhekampar have got repaired by local organization Swara Saghan Village Development Center with financial aid from the Department for International Development of UK government.
The total cost of the projects is over Rs 1.2 million including labor donation that makes up approximately 14 percent of the total cost.
On the other hand, the local people said the project price has got higher due to difficulties to ferry construction materials for want of well-conditioned roads.
Approximately 260 people of 53 households have been benefited by the projects.
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