Kathmandu. Today, we have presented the main 12 events of the day in Ratopati.com's regular presentation '12 pm 12 Samachar' -

1. How are the parties working for disaster relief and rescue?

After the Bhotekoshi flood, major political parties have assigned internal responsibilities and stated that they are working for relief and rescue.

2. A decisive effort to unite the Congress

Decisive efforts have been started to unite the party by resolving the disputes within the Nepali Congress. Congress President Gagan Kumar Thapa has held a meeting with some leaders of the disaffected party.

3. Balen participated in the United Nations General Assembly with a small team

Prime Minister Walendra (Balen) Shah is going to participate in the United Nations General Assembly. According to Ministry of Foreign Affairs sources, although there is no official announcement of his visit, preparations have been started to lead a small team to participate.

4. Home asked documents from Green Army

Recently, the Ministry of Home Affairs has asked for related documents regarding the matter of Green Army Nepal, which has been involved in controversy.

5. Differences between police and authority figures in flood reports

There are differences in the reports of the two government agencies regarding search and rescue after the Bhotekoshi flood. The statistics of Nepal Police and National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority are seen to be different from each other.

6. The inspector and the president of the municipality were arrested from the casino

The police have arrested the inspector and village chairman from the casino operating in Birganj. Sakhuwaprasauni rural municipality chairman Jaswant Yadav and inspector Pradip Poudel are among those arrested.

7. A young man who molested a young woman in Thamel was arrested in disguise

A young man who molested a girl in Thamel a few days ago has been arrested. He was found in a condition different from the condition in which he was molested.

8. Due to the flood, goods of businessmen worth more than 10 billion rupees were destroyed at the Rasuwagadhi crossing

Due to the flood in Bhotekoshi, goods worth more than 10 billion rupees, which arrived at Rasuwagadhi crossing, have been destroyed, according to businessmen. They said that the goods brought from China targeted for Dasain and Tihar were washed away by the flood and destroyed.

9. Nepal Super League suddenly postponed

The Nepal Super League football tournament, which was supposed to start from August 20, has been suddenly postponed. Although the competition did not start on the predetermined date, the reason for this and the new date have not been made public.

10. Tattoo on the wrist: The identity of the dead body was revealed due to the wife's name written on it

The police found a body buried in a house from Trishuli Bazar located in Vidur Municipality-10 of Nuwakot. According to the police, the dead body was identified on the basis of a tattoo engraved on the wrist, in which the name of the wife was written.

11. Aviation sector faces rising temperatures and stormy skies

Climate change is not only increasing the temperature of the earth, but also making the operation of the skies and airports necessary for air travel more challenging.

Rising temperatures, severe thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, turbulence and sea level rise are also posing risks to the world's aviation industry. It is seen that its direct impact may be on the travel time of passengers, ticket prices and airport infrastructure.

12. Warpar with MP Bodh Narayan Shrestha

Bodh Narayan Shrestha is known as an intelligent and combative person in the politics of Nepal. Shrestha, an elected MP from Dhading-2 from the National Independent Party, is the chairman of the parliamentary hearing committee.

Before coming into politics, he has a long experience of working in the field of disaster management and rescue. Rohit Dahal talked to Shrestha about the 'Warpar' of Ratopati regarding the recent severe flood in Rasuwa's Bhotekoshi and the irreparable damage it caused to Rasuwa, Dhading, Nuwakot and other districts.