22 August, Dailekh. Due to incessant rains, Narayan municipality-1, sample settlement of Dailekh is at high risk of landslides.
37 civilians from eight families have been displaced after a landslide started in the settlement last night due to the rain that fell on Sunday. As soon as the risk of landslide increased, the team deployed under the command of Police Inspector Rishikesh Gautam Harijan from the District Police Office, Dailekh, coordinated with the local people's representatives and rescued the victims.
37 displaced people have been kept in the building of the vegetable collection center in the same ward. In the Badi settlement of 65 households on the slopes, if one house is destroyed, the entire settlement is at risk. Local residents are in panic as Rupa Badi, her daughter Sapna and son Vishnu have died earlier in the landslide.
The displaced Kamala Flood said that they are forced to take shelter in prisons, veterinary centers and vegetable collection centers, and will not return to their old settlements until they are permanently relocated.
Sandesh Shrestha, Ward President of Narayan Municipality-1, informed that the settlement was directly monitored and discussed with the affected. We have reached the sample settlement and seen the situation and have discussed with the leaders of the settlement along with the mayor, said the Ward President Shrestha.
There has been talk of making long-term arrangements based on the immediate rain situation. As soon as it rains, there has been talk of relocating the Badi community to other places so that the risk of landslides for years will end.
Since their land has been removed from the Commission, it will be processed soon and permanently managed. Similarly, the Chief District Officer of Dailekh, Anand Sharu, said that the administration is ready to carry out permanent management of the Badi community by searching for land and searching for land.
If they are Sukum residents, the municipality should proceed with the work quickly, we are looking for land, said Prajia Sharu, saying that the Badi community also needs a place of our choice is not compatible with the state's policy.
I have already monitored all the places in Dailekh, the work to be done by the local bodies has been delayed. Therefore, for the distribution of red parts, local bodies should take the initiative of land management in the Land Commission. Rasas
