The Armed Police Family Women’s Association has handed over relief funds at Armed Police Force Nepal headquarters for serving Armed Police Force personnel, their dependent families and retired personnel affected by the Bhote Koshi flood. Association chairperson Savitrakumari Poudel presented the assistance, which is intended for members of the Armed Police Force community affected by the flooding.
Relief for affected Armed Police Force families
The support is directed at three groups identified by the association: serving personnel, their dependent family members and retired personnel. Serving members are included among those eligible for assistance, alongside households connected to both current and former members of the force. The handover brings relief funds from the association to people affected by the Bhote Koshi flood.
The association has not, in the information reported, specified the total amount handed over or the number of recipients. The relief is described as financial assistance for flood-affected members of the Armed Police Force community. No further details were provided about how the funds will be divided among the eligible groups.
Poudel handed over the funds at the Armed Police Force Nepal headquarters. The handover placed the assistance within the institution serving the affected personnel and families, while making the support available to retired personnel as well. The reported details identify Poudel as the association chairperson and the person who presented the relief.
Support following the Bhote Koshi flood
The relief effort is tied specifically to the Bhote Koshi flood and its impact on Armed Police Force personnel and their families. The reported scope includes people serving in the force, their dependents and former personnel who have retired. The assistance is not described as being limited to serving members alone.
For families of serving personnel, the association’s support extends beyond the individual member to dependent relatives affected by the flood. Retired personnel are also included, reflecting the stated reach of the relief beyond those currently serving. The report does not provide further information about the extent of the damage suffered by individual recipients or the areas in which they live.
Association hands over funds at APF headquarters
The Armed Police Family Women’s Association carried out the handover through its chairperson at Armed Police Force Nepal headquarters. The reported action is the transfer of relief funds for people affected by the flood; details about a subsequent distribution process or additional assistance were not provided.
The handover provides financial relief to a defined group within the Armed Police Force community during the aftermath of the Bhote Koshi flooding. Its stated beneficiaries include current personnel, their dependent families and retired personnel. The association’s announcement, as reported, centers on the provision of these funds and the role of chairperson Savitrakumari Poudel in handing them over.
