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The government will provide monthly living expenses of Rs 15,000 to families of up to four members affected by the Bhotekoshi floods until permanent housing is constructed, with additional support for larger families. In parallel, the Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation is planning electricity tariff rebates and free meter replacements for flood-affected households and businesses in Rasuwa, Nuwakot, and Dhading. Meanwhile, the NIST family donated NPR 2,250,605 and Butwal Hospital donated Rs 777,777 to the Prime Minister's Relief Fund for flood victims, who have displaced over 32,000 people across several districts.

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A massive landslide has completely obstructed the Siddhartha Highway in Palpa, specifically on the Palpa-Butwal road section near the Siddhababa tunnel. Vehicular movement is at a standstill, with efforts underway to clear the debris and resume traffic, though continuous falling rocks have complicated the process.

Several road accidents have resulted in fatalities and injuries across different locations in Nepal. In Parbat district, a tractor accident claimed two lives, including the driver, and injured one person. Separately, a motorcycle collision in Madhyapur Thimi, Bhaktapur, led to one death and one serious injury. Additionally, an EV cycle rider died after being hit by a tipper on the East-West Highway in Butwal.

Pushpa Kamal Dahal, coordinator of the Nepali Communist Party (NCP), has warned of protests if the government continues "wrongful activities." Addressing a party meeting in Butwal, Prachanda stated the party is monitoring the political situation and will decide on future actions, including taking to the streets if necessary. He also alleged that recent political developments were part of an international strategy linked to the Indo-Pacific Strategy.

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