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Food & waterPublic report
Drinking water need reported in Soti
14 October 2026 update: INSEC reports that more than 20 households in Soti still face a drinking-water shortage after the Manbu pipeline was washed away. Access to medicines is also difficult. Water and medicine quantities, a public delivery point and a relief-coordination contact are not stated. This is a reported need, not direct field confirmation; the exact observation time is not stated. The Kathmandu Post reported on 13 October 2026 that residents of Soti, Aarughat-3, Gorkha, need drinking water after the pipeline from Manbu across the Budhigandaki River was washed away. Residents described clean drinking water as an immediate need. The report does not state a quantity, a public delivery point or a relief-coordination contact. This is a reported need, not direct field confirmation; the exact observation time was not stated.
Gorkha · Soti, Aarughat-3
Food & waterCoordination needed
Estimated relief needs in three Gorkha municipalities
NDRRMA's Gorkha-Budhi Gandaki Situation Report 01, posted on 12 October 2026, lists estimated relief requirements for 21 days in Chumnubri, Dharche and Arughat, based on information from Gorkha District Administration. Items include tents, tarpaulins, mattresses, rice, lentils, oil, salt, potatoes, beaten rice, blankets, hygiene kits and torches. These are planning estimates, not a verified remaining shortfall after deliveries. The report does not provide a public drop-off point or item-specific dispatch contact.
Gorkha · Chumnubri, Dharche and Arughat rural municipalities
Food & waterCoordination needed
Estimated relief requirements for Tripurasundari
NDRRMA's Gorkha-Budhi Gandaki Situation Report 01, posted on 12 October 2026, lists relief requirements for Tripurasundari, Dhading. Items cover food, tents, blankets, sleeping mats, clothing, water-purification supplies, hygiene kits, first-aid kits and torches or solar lights. The table is a household-based requirement calculation, not confirmation of the remaining shortfall after deliveries. It does not specify a public drop-off point or item-specific dispatch contact.
Dhading · Tripurasundari Rural Municipality
Shelter & warm itemsCoordination needed
Organisations invited to propose transitional shelters
9 October update: NDRRMA published an online Expression of Interest form for partner organisations proposing transitional shelters in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading. The form requests organisation details, proposed locations and shelter numbers, construction plans and funding status. Use the form linked in the official post. This does not announce available housing or resident registration. NDRRMA's 7 October notice invites organisations to propose transitional shelters for Bhotekoshi flood-affected households in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading. Submit to NDRRMA within seven days of the notice, stating shelter number, location, local government, proposed start and completion schedule, and any earlier shelter agreement. Follow DUDBC-approved standards and coordinate with DUDBC and local governments. This is an organisational proposal call, not resident registration or available housing. See the official notice; no proposal-specific contact or exact cutoff time is stated.
Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading
Food & waterPublic report
Food and stationery needed at Saraswati School, Chilime
OnlineKhabar reported on 23 September that Shree Saraswati Basic School in Chilime, Aamachhodingmo-5, needs notebooks and pens, and its hostel is short of food after flood damage disrupted supplies. A teacher said the school has 50 students through Grade 8; this is not a requested item quantity. Required quantities, a relief contact and delivery arrangements are not stated. This is a reported school need, not a public drop-off point.
Chilime, Aamachhodingmo-5, Rasuwa
Other helpDirect request
School supplies needed for children in Rasuwa
Hami Nepal's 14 September appeal asks for school bags, pencil cases, geometry boxes, notebooks, pens, pencils, erasers, sharpeners, rulers, drawing books, coloured pencils, crayons and sketch pens for flood-affected children in Rasuwa. Drop-off: Hami Nepal warehouse; see the original post's location QR. Contact 9802260011 or 9748276439. Quantities, collection hours and deadline are not stated.
Rasuwa
Tools & vehiclesPublic report
Rear Cross part needed for Kawasaki ZV60 at Chilime
Shri Ram Neupane has requested a "Rear Cross" part for a Kawasaki ZV60 wheel loader to support rescue work at the Chilime hydropower project. The post describes it as joining the front and back wheels. The part number, size and quantity are not given. Supply has not been confirmed. If you can help, contact Nepal Flood Relief Network. Confirm the exact part before arranging delivery.
Rasuwa · Chilime hydropower project
Shelter & warm itemsDirect request
Shelter supplies needed in Tupchhe, Bidur-7
A holding centre in Tupchhe, Bidur-7, Nuwakot requested 6 tents, 20 mosquito nets, 20 sleeping mats, 20 summer blankets and 20 lights on 11 September. Help with blankets and solar lights was offered. Receipt and the remaining need have not been confirmed. Contact Nepal Flood Relief Network to offer help.
Nuwakot · Tupchhe, Bidur-7
Tools & vehiclesDirect request
52 solar lights needed in Gajuri-5
A holding centre in Gajuri-5 requested 52 solar lights on 11 September. A volunteer offered to follow up directly. Delivery has not been confirmed. Contact Nepal Flood Relief Network to offer help.
Dhading · Gajuri-5
Other helpDirect request
40 thermos flasks needed in Pokhare, Gajuri
The holding centre in Pokhare, Gajuri requested 40 thermos flasks on 13 September. Size and delivery arrangements were not stated. Contact Nepal Flood Relief Network to offer help.
Dhading · Pokhare, Gajuri
People & servicesDirect request
Early-childhood volunteers sought for flood response
Seto Gurans, with UNICEF support, invites trained early-childhood volunteers for flood-affected areas and Kathmandu holding centres. Its 7 September notice lists 21 September as the application deadline and provides a form. Minimum stipends are offered, with rolling selection. Joining the roster does not guarantee deployment; locations and assignments depend on need.
Rasuwa and other flood-affected areas; Kathmandu holding centres
Food & waterPublic report
Water and sanitation support needed for about 65,000 people
Japanese Red Cross's 7 September update estimates about 65,000 people urgently need water and sanitation support. Shelters also lack cleaning supplies, sanitation facilities and cooking fuel. This is a regional assessment, not a delivery order. It uses a different population measure from the earlier 22,000-child estimate; do not add or substitute the figures.
Nepal flood-affected communities and shelters
Tools & vehiclesCoordination needed
Seven Bailey bridges needed between Rasuwagadhi and Syafrubesi
The Kathmandu Post reports an urgent need for seven Bailey bridges, spanning 30-70 metres, between Rasuwagadhi and Syafrubesi. Damaged approach roads impede transport. Coordinate sites, specifications and delivery with the Department of Roads; this is not a public crossing or drop-off.
Rasuwagadhi-Syafrubesi, Rasuwa
Other helpPublic report
Supplies and a projector needed at Mustang Gumba
Mustang Gumba's mental health camp needs child-sized tables and chairs, soft outdoor play items such as cricket bats, balls and skipping ropes, and a large standing fan or shared cooling option. It also needs a portable roll-out screen with a stand, a simple projector and a low-volume speaker. The equipment should be easy to set up and quiet enough for nearby neighbours. The camp supports children, including those affected by floods. The first message says this is not an urgent appeal. Contact Nepal Flood Relief Network to offer help.
Mustang Gumba, Nepal
People & servicesPublic report
Hami Nepal needs volunteers
Hami Nepal says it needs a few volunteers. If you can help, call 9802260017 to ask about the work, location and timing. A screenshot of the organisation's reply was shared in the first responder group on 6 September. The number of places and volunteer tasks were not stated.
Hami Nepal relief work, Nepal; placement to be arranged
People & servicesPublic report
Volunteers needed to clean a flood-affected home
A 6 September appeal from @sonuadhikari200 asks for volunteers to help wash and clean a flood-affected home. The family says it has removed most of the mud but needs more helping hands. Volunteers in Dhading, Galchhi, Kathmandu or nearby are asked to send an Instagram message first. If possible, bring boots, gloves, shovels, buckets, brushes and hoses for your work. The request is for people to help, not donations of goods. Arrange the exact location and current travel conditions with the requester.
Nepal; contact the requester for the home location
Shelter & warm itemsPublic report
Tents sought for around ten flood-affected families
A first responder group request shared on 6 September seeks tents for around ten flood-affected families. Offers of tents or information on where to obtain them would help. The exact location, tent sizes, number of tents and delivery arrangements have not been stated. Contact Nepal Flood Relief Network to share an offer or supplier lead.
Flood-affected families in Nepal; exact place not stated
Tools & vehiclesCoordination needed
Cable crossings and wire mesh requested at three Rasuwa sites
Rasuwa's 5 September disaster committee decisions request cable crossings and wire mesh at Syafrubesi-Chilime, Hangu Khola and Pahirebesi-Shantibazar to move essentials. Engineering agencies must coordinate this work. These are requested works, not confirmed usable crossings; material quantities were not stated.
Rasuwa · Syafrubesi-Chilime, Hangu Khola and Pahirebesi-Shantibazar
Tools & vehiclesCoordination needed
Riverbank warning equipment requested in Rasuwa
Rasuwa's 5 September disaster committee asks responsible agencies to install and operate riverbank early-warning systems, sirens and water-level stations. Locations and quantities are not specified. This is an infrastructure request, not confirmation that the warning network is operating.
Riverbank areas of Rasuwa; exact sites not stated
Other helpDirect request
Kitchen utensils needed for families and a community kitchen in Rasuwa
A relief coordinator requested household utensils for 20 families in Syabrubesi and Gosaikunda, plus large cooking utensils for a community kitchen serving 100 families. The message was shared on 6 September, Nepal time. Road transport to Dhunche followed by a helicopter transfer is the stated plan, not confirmed access. A supplier referral and an offer to coordinate were posted; neither confirms delivery or that the need is met. Exact utensil counts and the handover point were not stated.
Syabrubesi and Gosaikunda, Rasuwa
Shelter & warm itemsPublic report
Blankets, slippers and hygiene items reported short at Nuwakot holding centres
In a message shared on 6 September, Nepal time, a group member reported shortages of slippers, blankets, children's handkerchiefs, wet wipes, razors, toothbrushes, toothpaste, nail clippers and light clothes after recent visits to Nuwakot holding centres. They identified three centres on the way from Bidur Bazaar to Nuwakot Durbar Square, but did not name them or give quantities. An offer to carry supplies was made; delivery was not confirmed. Coordinate the destination before sending goods.
Three holding centres between Bidur Bazaar and Nuwakot Durbar Square; names not stated
Clothes & clean-upCoordination needed
Household relief stocks needed at Khodpe support hub
Baitadi's district chief said the Khodpe hub had rescue equipment but no relief goods ready for immediate distribution, Gorkhapatra reported on 5 September. Clothing and other essentials were being coordinated with local government. Quantities and public delivery arrangements were not stated.
Khodpe rescue support hub, Patan-8, Baitadi
Shelter & warm itemsCoordination needed
Maternal and infant support needed in flood shelters
A 5 September report identifies unmet shelter needs: private breastfeeding and bathing spaces, infant-appropriate food, hygiene supplies, vaccination access and emergency maternity transport. Quantities and delivery points require local coordination.
Flood shelters along the Bhote Koshi-Trishuli corridor in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading
Food & waterPublic report
Birekhola families relocated to Padala; remaining assistance needs coordination
Kantipur reported on 6 September, quoting the acting ward chair, that 23 Birekhola families were moved to Padala above the Sanfe-Martadi Highway. Nepal Red Cross provided tarpaulins, and household food, clothing and utensils were moved with them. This updates the earlier report that shelter was unavailable. Longer-term shelter and any remaining food or supply gap are not confirmed as resolved. Arrange assistance through Badimalika Municipality; no public delivery point is announced.
Birekhola families relocated to Padala above the Sanfe-Martadi Highway, Badimalika-6, Bajura
Medicine & careCoordination needed
Relief medical staff and health supplies needed around the Trishuli
Project HOPE's 3 September Situation Report 3 identifies urgent relief and surge staffing needs at health posts north and west of the Trishuli River. Its response priorities also include hospital beds, mosquito nets, safe water and hygiene supplies, and psychosocial support for health workers and responders. These are assessed coordination needs, not an open volunteer recruitment notice. Quantities, shifts and public handoff points were not stated.
Nuwakot · Health posts north and west of the Trishuli River and flood-response facilities
People & servicesDirect request
BWSN recruitment application deadline has passed
BWSN's flood-response job and volunteer applications closed on 7 September at 5 pm Nepal time under its published notice. No extension was found on the source page checked on 8 September. This does not confirm that all positions were filled. The original recruitment covered qualified Nepali citizens for roles in Nuwakot, Rasuwa and Dhading; paid staff and volunteer roles were separate.
Nuwakot, Rasuwa and Dhading
People & servicesCoordination needed
Veterinary care and feed needed for flood-affected animals
OIPA's 2 September update describes VOAN's Nuwakot assessment and the need for veterinary care, medicines, animal food, clean water, livestock feed and temporary animal shelter. Its first 60-day target is 200 to 250 animals, not a completed rescue count. Item quantities and a public supply handover point were not stated.
Trishuli, Dhunge Bazaar and Devighat, Nuwakot
Food & waterPublic report
Water, health and shelter support needed in Betrawati
Karuna-Shechen's 3 September field update reports that a shelter in Betrawati needs drinking water, sanitation facilities, electricity, health services, more tents and mattresses. Its team delivered supplies and assessed these gaps. Requested quantities and the exact delivery point were not stated.
Nuwakot · Betrawati
People & servicesDirect request
Tamang-speaking psychologist needed in Rasuwa
Volunteers in Rasuwa need a Tamang-speaking psychologist to support 4 pregnant women and 18 children who have lost their parents. Psychologists from any background are welcome. A supervisor will guide the therapist based on the group's needs. To help, contact Shreeya at 9813270026.
Rasuwa
Tools & vehiclesDirect request
Hami Nepal needs a 4x4 vehicle for Upper Rasuwa
Hami Nepal still needs a 4x4 vehicle for relief deliveries to Upper Rasuwa. A 6 September Instagram update asks for a four-wheel-drive vehicle and gives contact 9748276439. The earlier request says the vehicle may travel from Kathmandu or Bidur with food, water, medicine and other relief items. The number of vehicles, load size and deadline are not stated.
Kathmandu or Bidur to Upper Rasuwa
Tools & vehiclesDirect request
Tunnel rescue equipment: 27-item list with quantities
On 6 September, @rj.agr shared a 27-item rescue equipment list in the first-responder group. It includes 82 complete mud rescue suits, 52 breathing apparatus sets and 26 multi-gas detectors. All reported quantities are listed below. Partial support is welcome. Contact the coordinator to confirm the exact equipment, rescue site and handover before supplying goods. The 3 September portable oxygen-cylinder request had no stated quantity; breathing apparatus sets are not the same item.
Nepal; exact tunnel and handover location not stated
Tools & vehiclesDirect request
4WD cargo trucks needed for relief trips
Multiple 4WD cargo trucks are needed for ongoing relief trips from Kathmandu to Rasuwa and other flood-affected areas, and back. If you can provide a truck or connect the team with an owner, DM @nepalfloodreliefnetwork on Instagram. The request does not state an exact number, load capacity, or driver and fuel arrangements. The image is a reference, not a required model.
Kathmandu to Rasuwa and other flood-affected areas, and return trips
Food & waterCoordination needed
Safe water and sanitation support needed for at least 22,000 children
UNICEF reports that at least 22,000 children urgently need safe drinking water, toilets, handwashing facilities, hygiene supplies and other WASH support after the floods. This is an area-level humanitarian priority, not a direct delivery request to one named location. Confirm local quantities and handoff arrangements before sending supplies.
Flood-affected communities and relief shelters
Medicine & carePublic report
Prescription medicines needed for chronic conditions at Devighat relief centre
An AP field report from the Devighat relief centre says general aid was present, but some people with chronic conditions such as heart disease could not obtain the exact prescription medicines they use. The medicine names, quantities, prescriber and current remaining gap were not stated. Medical coordination is required before supplying medicines.
Devighat relief centre, Nuwakot
Tools & vehiclesCoordination needed
Specialised equipment needed for government-coordinated flood response
Nepal's foreign ministry lists underwater drones and portable generators in its 9 September, 2 pm equipment request. It also requests high-capacity drones, LiDAR, Bailey bridges, disease-prevention supplies, DNA kits, high-capacity pumps, laboratory freezers and mud/tunnel rescue suits. Quantities and receiving points are not stated. Earlier requested items are not confirmed fulfilled; arrange specifications and delivery through government coordination.
Government-coordinated flood response in affected districts
Food & waterPublic report
Transport needed to move Dhunche food supplies into isolated Rasuwa villages
The Kathmandu Post's 8 September update reports a delivery bottleneck: 250 sacks of rice await airlift from Dhunche to Mailung and nearby Uttargaya-4 settlements. Aamachhodingmo's five wards also need food. Coordinate onward transport with district and local authorities; this is not a request to donate another 250 sacks. Earlier fuel shortages elsewhere are not newly quantified.
Rasuwa · Uttargaya, Aamachhodingmo, Kalika, Naukunda and Gosainkunda
Shelter & warm itemsCoordination needed
Safer transitional shelter and resilient reconstruction needed
OnlineKhabar reports on 6 September that a 13-member Survey Department-led committee has begun coordinating with local authorities and collecting relocation data in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading. Land identification and risk assessment are next steps, not completed resettlement. Safe transitional shelter, cold-weather supplies and reconstruction remain priorities. The earlier 5 September assessment counted about 7,570 affected houses and 32,933 people, not homes all destroyed; older estimates used different definitions.
Flood-affected communities requiring safer transitional shelter and reconstruction
Shelter & warm itemsCoordination needed
Temporary learning spaces needed across three flood-hit districts
UNICEF's 5 October report identifies learning materials for 4,000 children in Rasuwa and 46 additional temporary learning centres (92 classrooms) in Dhading and Nuwakot as priorities. Schools also need water and sanitation repairs, winter support and accessible learning spaces. Separately, 52 UNICEF-supported centres serve over 1,500 children. These are regional coordination needs, not a delivery order or confirmation that every school has reopened.
Flood-affected schools in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading
Food & waterCoordination needed
Emergency water supply and repair needed for Bidur water systems
15 October 2026 update: Nepal Red Cross Society reports that piped water in Battar, Bidur, is available for about one hour every few days after flood damage. With IFRC support, NRCS is drilling a borewell to provide a safe drinking-water source. The post does not report that the borewell is operational or that full supply has been restored. Current water quantities and a public relief-coordination contact are not stated. Earlier context: A 6 September report described seven pumps serving about 500 Battar households and four tankers serving Bidur and Battar. Those figures are historical, not a new confirmation of present service.
Bidur and nearby Nuwakot water-supply areas
Tools & vehiclesCoordination needed
Heavy machinery and safe waste management needed for flood debris
A preliminary UNDP model estimates about 2.2 million tonnes of flood debris, including roughly 556,200 tonnes of building waste. This is a modelled estimate, not a final field count. Priorities include heavy machinery, trained operators, debris mapping, sorting, safe handling of hazardous materials, transport and approved disposal or recycling sites.
Bhote Koshi-Trishuli flood corridor
Relief services and offers
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Relief suppliesRelief work
Relief supplies distributed to 58 families in Syaulibazar
INSEC reported on 13 October 2026 that relief supplies were distributed to 58 flood-displaced families in Syaulibazar, Tripurasundari-2, Dhading, in collaboration with Sahayatri Samaj Nepal and with INSEC coordination. Items included food, clothing, quilts, blankets, soap, sanitary pads, baby-care kits and kits for postpartum mothers. This records reported assistance, not remaining stock, new applications or an ongoing public pickup point. The exact distribution time was not stated.
Syaulibazar, Tripurasundari-2, Dhading · 58 families assisted; not remaining stock
Relief suppliesRelief work
Red Cross team reaches flood-affected Gorkha with relief supplies
Nepal Red Cross Society reported on 12 October 2026 that its Dhading District Chapter team had reached the flood-affected area in Gorkha with essential relief supplies. This confirms the team's arrival with supplies, not distribution to families or stock available for public collection. The post does not specify quantities, a pickup point or a coordination contact.
Flood-affected Gorkha
OtherRelief work
Generator fuel delivered to Nilkantha displacement centre
All Hands & Hearts reported on 1 October 2026 that Sano Paila received 100 litres of diesel and 5 litres of engine oil for the generator at Nilkantha Higher Secondary School Hostel displacement centre, Uttargaya-5, Rasuwa. The fuel supports the community kitchen, child protection space and other response activities. The organisation estimated 10 days of electricity for the 29 residents reported at that time. This is a completed delivery, not fuel available for collection, a guarantee of continuous power or confirmation of spare shelter places.
Rasuwa · Nilkantha Higher Secondary School Hostel, Uttargaya-5 · 100 litres diesel and 5 litres engine oil delivered
Household suppliesRelief work
NRCTC-N household relief delivered to 250 families
NRCTC-N's 24 September update reports household relief kits distributed to 250 flood-affected families in Uttargaya, Rasuwa and Bidur, Nuwakot on 22–23 September 2026. Kits included kitchenware, a 120-litre water container, bedding and a mosquito net. This is a completed distribution, not currently available stock or a public pickup point. The mosquito net is not a shelter tent. Further distribution arrangements were not announced.
Uttargaya, Rasuwa and Bidur, Nuwakot · 250 families served
Food and medicineRelief work
Raju Lama Foundation and Small World relief delivered in Tetangche
Onlinekhabar reported on 23 September 2026 that the Raju Lama Foundation and Small World distributed 3,500 kg of food grains and medicine in Tetangche, Amachhodingmo, Rasuwa, using nine helicopter shuttle flights. A four-hour health camp was also completed. This is a completed relief activity, not an open public pickup point or a currently operating clinic. Remaining stock and arrangements for new recipients were not announced.
Rasuwa · Tetangche, Amachhodingmo · 3,500 kg food grains and medicine delivered
FoodRelief work
PHASE Nepal food delivery to 72 households in Kalika
PHASE Nepal's 17 September 2026 update says it distributed food packages that day to 72 households in Garang, Ramche and Palep, Kalika Rural Municipality, Rasuwa. This records a completed distribution, not a currently open public pickup point. Remaining stock and arrangements for new recipients were not announced.
Rasuwa · Garang, Ramche and Palep, Kalika Rural Municipality · 72 households served
EquipmentRelief work
Korea and UNDP hand over drones and backup generators to NDRRMA
UNDP's 17 September 2026 announcement says camera-equipped drones and portable 3 kVA backup generators were delivered through UNDP Nepal and handed to NDRRMA with support from the Republic of Korea. This is equipment supplied to response authorities, not a public pickup or booking service. Equipment quantities and field deployment locations are not stated.
Nepal flood response
CommunicationsRelief work
Free Wi-Fi at Sulakshana School holding centre, Bidur-9
NDRRMA's report as of 20 September 2026, 19:00 NPT, says free Wi-Fi continues at the Sulakshana School holding centre in Bidur-9. Service hours, login steps and a contact are not stated. This does not confirm unrestricted public entry or available shelter places.
Nuwakot · Sulakshana School holding centre, Bidur-9
OtherRelief work
CLEAN UP NEPAL sends clothing and fuel to Rasuwa
CLEAN UP NEPAL reported on 16 September 2026 that clothing and fuel had been sent to flood-affected families in Rasuwa: 60 sweatshirts, 60 trousers, 120 baby T-shirts, 90 baby shorts, 47 baby sets and 10 litres of diesel for generator-powered electricity and mobile charging. This records a shipment, not confirmed distribution to every family or a public pickup point. Current stock, delivery locations and opening hours are not stated.
Rasuwa · Clothing and 10 litres of diesel
WaterRelief work
Water supply restored in Baireni Bazaar
NDRRMA's report dated 19 September, with a 7 pm NPT cutoff, says water supply has resumed in Baireni Bazaar, Galchhi-6, Dhading, benefiting about 200 households and more than 550 people. More than 1,700 metres of HDPE pipe, storage tanks and submersible pumps support distribution through the existing network. The report does not give an exact restoration date, household supply hours, a public collection point or a contact. This is a reported restoration of local supply, not confirmation that all water needs in Galchhi are met.
Dhading · Baireni Bazaar, Galchhi-6 · About 200 households; more than 550 people
ShelterRelief work
Prabhu Bank delivers six bunk beds to Yellow Gumba
Equity Nepal reported on 19 September that Prabhu Bank handed over six bunk beds to Yellow Gumba in Kathmandu for families sheltering there after floods and other disasters. This records a completed delivery to the shelter, not beds available for new arrivals or a public pickup point. The exact handover date, admission arrangements and relief contact were not stated.
Yellow Gumba, Kathmandu · 6 bunk beds delivered
Household reliefRelief work
CARE emergency kits in Belkotgadhi and planned further support
CARE's 15 September 2026 report confirms emergency kits were distributed to flood-affected households in Belkotgadhi, Nuwakot. Kits include shelter tarps and ropes, washing supplies, kitchen items, dignity supplies, solar chargers and emergency lights. Its partnership with MrBeast and Beast Philanthropy aims to support more than 10,000 people, with up to 1,500 kits and temporary homes for 100 families. These are planned response figures, not confirmed delivery totals. Distribution dates, public collection points and current stock are not stated.
Nuwakot · Belkotgadhi · Delivered total not stated
Household reliefRelief work
Relief distributed to 118 families in Bidur-9
In a report published on 15 September 2026, Nepal Leprosy Trust says it distributed clothing, bedding, kitchen utensils and hygiene kits to 118 families in Bidur Municipality Ward 9, Nuwakot. The distribution date is not stated. This records a completed distribution, not a currently open collection point or available stock.
Nuwakot · Bidur Municipality Ward 9 · 118 families reached
Shelter & warm itemsOffer
Blankets and mosquito coils offered
Blankets and mosquito coils were offered on 11 September in response to the Tupchhe holding-centre request. Quantity and delivery arrangements were not stated. Mosquito coils are not mosquito nets. Contact Nepal Flood Relief Network to coordinate.
Nuwakot · Tupchhe, Bidur-7 request
Tools & vehiclesOffer
Solar-light support offered
A volunteer offered to help arrange solar lights on 11 September and asked for the location by direct message. A follow-up was also offered for the Gajuri-5 request. Quantity, delivery and remaining availability are not confirmed. Contact Nepal Flood Relief Network to coordinate.
Tupchhe and Gajuri-5 requests
OtherRelief work
Bobcat reportedly sends 15 equipment units for Nepal
Yatra Magazine's 12 September 2026 report says Bobcat sent 15 machines and lighting units for Nepal's government on 11 September. The shipment has 2 backhoe loaders, 4 mini excavators, 6 tower lights and 3 skid-steer loaders. The company says the equipment is a permanent donation at no cost. The report does not confirm arrival or handover. Work sites, operators and public access are not stated.
Nepal; deployment sites not stated · 15 units: 2 backhoe loaders, 4 mini excavators, 6 tower lights, 3 skid-steer loaders
OtherRelief work
Karuna-Shechen relief in Bidur and Uttargaya
Karuna-Shechen's 11 to 15 September 2026 update reports 7,000 litres of drinking water supplied daily to Bidur wards 7, 8 and 9. On 14 September, 24 community volunteers began Psychological First Aid training; shelter and school support was planned after training, not confirmed operational. Earlier aid included clothing, hygiene kits, blankets, kitchen supplies and food; jackets, torches and solar lights were being procured. These are dated activity reports, not confirmation of today's supply. Public pickup sites, hours and current stock are not stated.
Uttargaya, Rasuwa; Bidur, Nuwakot
OtherRelief work
Fuel aid supports hospitals and relief kitchens
An 11 September report says Fuel Relief Fund distributed over 800 litres of petrol and diesel in Nepal and supplied cooking gas to relief kitchens. The total is not limited to Rasuwa. A team left with 210 litres for Dhunche on 10 September; arrival is not confirmed. No public pickup point or remaining stock is stated.
Nepal flood-affected areas; a dispatch to Dhunche, Rasuwa, is reported · Over 800 litres distributed across the reported operation; not current stock
OtherRelief work
Israel's second relief phase reaches Bidur-2
Radio Nepal reports that Israel's embassy distributed emergency packages in Trishuli, Bidur-2, on 11 September. This second-phase delivery is separate from its earlier Baireni, Dhading, distribution. Quantities, remaining stock and arrangements for new recipients were not announced. This is a reported delivery, not an ongoing public collection point.
Trishuli, Bidur-2, Nuwakot
OtherRelief work
China's fifth relief shipment arrives in Kathmandu
Radio Nepal and The Rising Nepal report that China's fifth relief shipment arrived in Kathmandu on 11 September afternoon. It includes diesel generators, protective masks, water-rescue equipment, mortuary freezers and DNA-testing supplies. Quantities and onward deployment sites are not stated. This is a separate airport delivery, not equipment confirmed available for public use.
Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu; onward sites not stated
Relief suppliesRelief work
Essential supplies distributed to 14 families in Ghatbesi
INSEC's 10 September report says Shital Chhahari Nepal distributed tents, water containers, bedding, kitchen and hygiene items to 14 flood-displaced families in Ghatbesi, Gajuri-5. INSEC helped coordinate the distribution. This records reported assistance, not remaining stock, new application places or an ongoing public pickup point.
Ghatbesi, Gajuri-5, Dhading · 14 families assisted; not remaining stock
Relief suppliesRelief work
Food and household supplies distributed in three Bidur wards
INSEC's 10 September report describes relief distributed in Bidur wards 1, 4 and 10, with support from Palvar Ling Center Nepal and Lions Club of Kathmandu Diyalo Star. Supplies included food, clothing and pressure cookers. The distribution date is unclear in the article; 10 September is its publication date. Current stock and a public collection point were not announced.
Bidur wards 1, 4 and 10, Nuwakot
Emergency powerRelief work
152 solar systems reported provided to northern Rasuwa
INSEC/RSS reported on 9 September that Chauni Gumba provided 152 solar power systems to northern Rasuwa: 42 large and 110 small. Named areas include Thulo Syafru, Briddim, Thamjing and Sherpa Gaun. The report does not confirm installation, remaining stock or a public collection point.
Thulo Syafru, Briddim, Thamjing and Sherpa Gaun, northern Rasuwa · 152 systems: 42 large, 110 small; not remaining stock
Phone & InternetRelief work
Satellite internet supports Rasuwa relief coordination
ICT Frame's 9 September report says DishHome and Eutelsat OneWeb are providing free satellite internet for government offices, security teams, rescue camps and coordination sites in Rasuwa. Exact sites, hours and capacity are not listed. This is support for relief operations, not a confirmed public Wi-Fi or walk-in service.
Relief coordination sites in Rasuwa
Relief suppliesRelief work
Zonta reports 250 relief packages distributed in Tupche and Kathmandu
The Himalayan Times reports 185 Zonta relief packages delivered in Tupche on 7 September and 65 in Kathmandu on 6 September. The total includes household, hygiene and child-nutrition supplies. These are reported distributions, not supplies currently available for collection.
Nuwakot · Tupche, Bidur-7, and displaced families in Kathmandu · 250 packages reported distributed; not current stock
Relief transportRelief work
Nepal Airlines announces relief cargo-fee waiver; embassy letter required
Nepal News reports a one-month Nepal Airlines cargo-fee waiver for food, medicines, clothing and essential relief goods from its international stations to Nepal. Shipments require coordination with the relevant Nepali embassy and its official letter. Exact start and end dates, routes and cargo capacity are not stated. This is not a waiver for other airlines or all import charges.
Kathmandu · Nepal Airlines international stations to Nepal · Cargo capacity not stated
MedicalRelief work
WHO diagnostic kits and disease-monitoring support
WHO's 9 September report says it provided more than 5,000 rapid diagnostic test kits to Nepal's Department of Health Services for flood-affected districts. Field medical officers are supporting disease monitoring in Nuwakot and Rasuwa. This is health-team support, not a public test-kit collection point or confirmation of an outbreak.
Flood-affected districts; field support in Nuwakot and Rasuwa · More than 5,000 test kits
CommunicationsRelief work
Free Wi-Fi at Bhairum Secondary School, Hattigauda, Bidur-8
NDRRMA's 8 September, 7 pm report says free Wi-Fi has been set up and activated at Bhairum Secondary School, Hattigauda, Bidur-8. The report describes shelter Wi-Fi for displaced families and shelter managers. Hours, login steps and a service contact are not listed. This does not confirm new shelter places or unrestricted public entry.
Nuwakot · Bhairum Secondary School, Hattigauda, Bidur-8
CommunicationsRelief work
Free Wi-Fi at Chandrajyoti Secondary School, Pipaltar, Bidur-5
NDRRMA's 8 September, 7 pm report says free Wi-Fi has been set up and activated at Chandrajyoti Secondary School, Pipaltar, Bidur-5. The report describes shelter Wi-Fi for displaced families and shelter managers. Hours, login steps and a service contact are not listed. This does not confirm new shelter places or unrestricted public entry.
Nuwakot · Chandrajyoti Secondary School, Pipaltar, Bidur-5
CommunicationsRelief work
Free Wi-Fi at Trishuli Holding Center, Nuwakot
NDRRMA's 8 September, 7 pm report says free Wi-Fi has been set up and activated at Trishuli Holding Center, Nuwakot. The report describes shelter Wi-Fi for displaced families and shelter managers. Hours, login steps and a service contact are not listed. This does not confirm new shelter places or unrestricted public entry.
Trishuli Holding Center, Nuwakot
Water, sanitation and hygieneRelief work
Toilets and handwashing facility built in Baireni Bazaar
NDRRMA's 8 September, 7 pm report says a four-room gender-friendly toilet and handwashing facility has been built in Baireni Bazaar, Galchhi-6, Dhading. Exact site directions, opening hours and a contact are not listed. Construction is reported complete; unrestricted public entry and water availability are not separately confirmed.
Baireni Bazaar, Galchhi-6, Dhading · 4 toilet rooms
Education and child supportRelief work
Child-friendly spaces and learning-material support
NDRRMA's 8 September, 7 pm report says 13 child-friendly spaces are operating in flood-affected areas, with play and psychosocial support. They have served 658 children, not 658 available places. Learning materials were distributed to 428 children in Galchhi and 147 in Gajuri. Plans to move families from school shelters are still being developed; regular classes are not confirmed reopened. Site hours and enrolment contacts are not listed.
Flood-affected areas; learning distributions in Galchhi and Gajuri, Dhading · 13 spaces; 658 children served
Food assistanceRelief work
Joint food distributions and community-kitchen support
NDRRMA's 8 September, 7 pm report says 73.282 tonnes of 15-day food rations were distributed to 2,030 households, or 8,872 people, across Dhading, Nuwakot and Rasuwa. This is a joint response total, not WFP's separate count or current stock. Support is also reported for community kitchens at Nilkhantha school in Uttargaya-5, Bidur-1 and Tribhuwan school in Kispang. Meal hours and public collection rules are not stated.
Dhading, Nuwakot and Rasuwa · 73.282 tonnes distributed; 2,030 households
Shelter and essential itemsRelief work
Latvia to send 6,000 blankets and 50 rescue helmets to Nepal
Latvia's Interior Ministry says the government approved aid for Nepal on 8 September. Latvia will send 6,000 blankets and 50 rescue helmets with lights from state reserves. Its fire and rescue service will arrange transport with EU civil-protection support. The notice does not confirm arrival in Nepal, district allocations or public collection.
Nepal flood response; district allocation not stated · 6,000 blankets; 50 rescue helmets with lights
Power and communicationRelief work
11 generators reported distributed to Rasuwa communities and shelters
Radio Nepal/RSS reports on 9 September that Rasuwa-Nuwakot Tourism Society, supported by Setop Australia, distributed 11 generators to flood-affected communities and shelters, including Kalika and Uttargaya. The report describes support for phone charging and emergency services. These are reported deliveries, not generators available for public collection. Site-by-site allocations and operating hours are not stated.
Rasuwa communities and shelters in Kalika and Uttargaya · 11 generators reported distributed; not remaining stock
Food and waterRelief work
PUBG MOBILE relief supplies reported handed to Galchhi Municipality
ICT Frame's 8 September report says PUBG MOBILE Nepal handed food, blankets, solar emergency lights and hygiene products to Galchhi Rural Municipality for further distribution in Nuwakot and Rasuwa. Quantities and public collection arrangements are not stated. Handover to the municipality does not confirm delivery to individual families or current stock.
Dhading · Galchhi Rural Municipality handover for Nuwakot and Rasuwa
Shelter and suppliesRelief work
UAE flight brings 500 tents and relief supplies to Nepal
UAE state news agency WAM said a fourth aid flight arrived in Nepal on 8 September. It carried about 38 tonnes of supplies, including 500 tents and 108 relief packages. The reported 186 tonnes is the total across four flights, not this shipment alone. No public pickup point or collection time was announced. Arrival does not confirm that families have received these supplies.
Nepal; district allocation not stated · About 38 tonnes, including 500 tents and 108 relief packages
Shelter and suppliesRelief work
Dubai Humanitarian delivers about 74 tonnes of aid to Kathmandu
Dubai's Government Media Office said about 74 tonnes of aid arrived in Kathmandu on 8 September. It included tents, shelter materials, medicines, hygiene kits and winter kits from UNICEF, WFP-UNHRD and IFRC stocks. Emirates SkyCargo carried the shipment from Dubai. This confirms arrival, not distribution to families. No public pickup point or collection time was announced.
Nepal; arrival in Kathmandu · About 74 tonnes of mixed relief supplies
Food and shelter suppliesRelief work
Korean Air dispatches water and blankets; second flight planned
Payload Asia reports that Korean Air dispatched the first consignment on flight KE695 to Kathmandu on 8 September. A total of 1,000 boxes of drinking water and 1,000 blankets is scheduled across flights on 8 and 12 September for government-led distribution. The report does not give the first flight's quantities or confirm delivery to households. Public pickup arrangements were not stated.
Kathmandu arrival route; distribution areas not stated · 1,000 water boxes and 1,000 blankets across two flights
Food and waterRelief work
WHH delivers 10.5 tonnes of food to Rasuwa
WHH said on 8 September that three trucks delivered 10.5 tonnes of rice, lentils, oil and salt to a coordination point in Rasuwa. Further distribution is being arranged with the government. Hygiene supplies are being bought, and winter support is being prepared. The exact pickup point and distribution times were not announced. This is an aid delivery update, not a public collection point.
Rasuwa · 10.5 tonnes of food
Rescue equipment and emergency powerRelief work
China's fourth relief consignment arrives in Kathmandu
Nepal News reports China's fourth relief consignment arrived in Kathmandu on 8 September, with an airport handover. It includes rescue hovercraft, flood pumps, spare batteries, mortuary freezers and solar lights. Quantities and deployment sites were not stated. This is separate from the third consignment, not equipment confirmed available for public use.
Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu; later deployment sites not stated
Medical suppliesRelief work
80,523 cholera vaccine doses dispatched to Nuwakot
Nepal News, citing the Health Ministry, reports 80,523 cholera vaccine doses dispatched to Nuwakot on 8 September with cold-chain equipment. These are supplies sent, not vaccinations given. That dispatch report did not announce vaccination sites or hours. This is separate from Rasuwa's earlier shipment and does not confirm an outbreak. Separately, an NRCS post published on 15 September shows volunteers supporting an oral cholera vaccination campaign in Gerkhutar, Bidur-10. The post does not give the campaign date, opening hours or number vaccinated, or link this activity to the shipment above.
Flood-affected Nuwakot · 80,523 doses dispatched; not doses administered
Shelter and household suppliesRelief work
Bidur announces rent and household-supplies support
Nepal News reported on 7 September that Bidur Municipality approved NPR 10,000 per family in rent support for residents whose homes became uninhabitable, together with food, clothing, kitchen utensils and sanitation kits. Application steps and distribution dates were not provided. This is announced support, not confirmed payment, a monthly entitlement or available rental accommodation.
Bidur Municipality, Nuwakot · NPR 10,000 per family plus relief kits; kit quantities not stated
Shelter, water and health responseRelief work
Germany announces shelter, water and health support
Fiscal Nepal's 8 September report, citing the German Embassy, announces kitchen sets, tarpaulins, mosquito nets, water-supply equipment and camp beds through European civil protection coordination. Other support covers maternal and newborn health, camp conditions, and health, energy and water recovery through GIZ. Item quantities, delivery sites and public collection arrangements were not stated. This is a programme announcement, not a new confirmed shipment or pickup point.
Nepal flood-affected communities · Item quantities not stated
Food, health, water and household reliefRelief work
Japan approves food, health and household relief through three agencies
Japan's Foreign Ministry announced on 8 September a USD 3 million emergency grant: USD 1 million each for WFP food assistance, IFRC health and water, sanitation and hygiene support, and IOM non-food items. Delivery dates, local distribution points and application arrangements were not stated. This is a new agency-support programme, separate from Japan's earlier relief-goods shipment, not confirmation that these supplies have reached households.
Nepal flash-flood response · USD 3 million programme; item quantities not stated
Emergency powerRelief work
Solar systems dispatched for 13 offices and 500 households
Radio Nepal's 7 September report says the Energy Ministry sent 13 office solar systems and 500 household solar systems to flood-affected areas, using helicopters for remote deliveries. Solar support for a further 1,268 Rasuwa households is planned. These are dispatch and planning figures, not installed systems. Exact recipient sites, delivery completion and public collection arrangements were not stated. NDRRMA's 8 September, 7 pm report says air transport of six solar sets from Dhunche to final deployment sites is being arranged. Their relation to the earlier totals is not stated; do not add them.
Flood-affected areas; further household support planned in Rasuwa · 13 office and 500 household systems dispatched; 1,268 further households planned
Food reliefRelief work
Red Cross air-delivered food distributed to 60 Uttargaya families
An 8 September report says Nepal Red Cross, with IFRC support, flew food to Uttargaya-2 and distributed it to 60 families while road access remained disrupted. This records completed distribution, not a new public pickup point. The precise delivery date, remaining stock and further distribution schedule were not stated.
Uttargaya Rural Municipality ward 2, Rasuwa · 60 families served
Food, hygiene and shelter suppliesRelief work
NJSI reports its 2 September relief distribution in Galchi
NJSI's 7 September update reports that it and Sisters of Charity of Nazareth distributed relief in Galchi on 2 September through government coordination. Supplies included baby food, hygiene items, water purifiers, mosquito nets, mats and tents, targeting about 200 people. This is an earlier delivery newly reported, not a 7 September distribution or an ongoing public pickup point.
Galchi Rural Municipality, Dhading · About 200 people targeted
Medical responseRelief work
Dhalkebar blood drive collected 225 units for flood response
Nepal News reported on 7 September that a Dhalkebar blood drive collected 225 units on 6 September to support flood-affected patients. Nepal Red Cross Dhanusha and Blood For Nepal provided technical support. The drive has finished; 225 is the collection total, not confirmed stock available now or an invitation to attend an ongoing event.
Dhalkebar, Dhanusha; support for flood-affected patients · 225 units collected; current inventory unknown
Medical & psychosocial supportOffer
Red Cross emergency clinic reported operating in Battar
9 October report update: NRCS Situation Update 12 says its emergency clinic operates daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and provides consultations and essential medicines to everyone in the community, including people not directly affected by the floods. Confirm arrangements before travelling; this is report-based information, not a same-day opening confirmation. The report dates the previously reported 1,535 services to 2 October. 8 October update: Nepal Red Cross reports that its emergency clinic in Battar, Nuwakot provided free health services to 1,535 Rasuwa flood-affected people, including medical care, medicines, psychosocial support, referrals and emergency services. This is a reported service count, not available capacity. The post does not state the counting period, hours or walk-in arrangements. 29 September update: Nepal Red Cross reports 47 people served on the emergency clinic's 22nd operating day, including 15 males and 32 females. This is a reported service count, not available capacity. Nepal Red Cross reports that its emergency clinic in Bidur, Nuwakot served 44 flood-affected people on 19 September and 81 on 18 September. These are daily service counts, not available capacity or a count of unique people across both days. Nepal News's 8 September report, relaying NRCS information to RSS, says the Red Cross emergency clinic at Nuwakot Adarsha Multiple Campus, Battar, has started operating with Bidur Municipality. It serves flood-affected people in relief camps with outpatient care, psychosocial counselling, prescribed medicines and referrals. Hours, capacity and walk-in arrangements were not stated; 24-hour service is not confirmed.
Nuwakot Adarsha Multiple Campus, Battar · As of 2 Oct: 1,535 people served, not available capacity
Medical careOffer
Jibjibe Rural Hospital continues care after floods
The Indian Express's 7 September field report describes Jibjibe Rural Hospital providing outpatient, dental and basic emergency care after the floods. Serious cases are referred onward. A planned 15-bed expansion had not been handed over. Service hours, fees and currently available beds were not stated; the expansion is not current capacity.
Jibjibe Rural Hospital, Rasuwa · Current available beds not stated
Education supportRelief work
Scholarship Bank planned; application details still pending
A 10 September report adds a planned central Scholarship Bank under the existing Ensuring Future scheme. Support through Grade 12 would include full, partial or residential scholarships and learning materials. Eligibility rules and application details are still to come. The 1,000-student pledge is not 1,000 completed awards.
Flood-affected students in Nepal, early childhood through Grade 12 · Pledged support for 1,000 students; awards not confirmed
Medical response coordinationRelief work
Japanese Red Cross dispatches a health coordinator
Japanese Red Cross says it dispatched one IFRC health coordinator on 7 September to assess needs and coordinate with Nepal Red Cross, health authorities and WHO. Arrival and field sites were not confirmed in the notice. This is response coordination, not a new public clinic.
Nepal flood response; deployment sites not stated · One coordinator
Medical supportOffer
Health-insurance access eased in three flood-hit districts
Reports dated 7 September say co-payments and service caps are waived for insured people using participating providers in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading during the government-declared disaster period. A missing insurance card need not prevent service: providers can verify the insurance number in their system. This is not free care for all uninsured people. The calendar end date was not stated.
Insurance service providers in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading
Hygiene suppliesRelief work
Unilever provides about 26 tonnes of hygiene supplies
Beemapost reported on 7 September that Unilever Nepal provided about 26 tonnes of health, personal-care and household-cleaning supplies for flood-affected communities. Recipient locations, collection hours and household distribution completion were not stated. This records in-kind aid, not a public pickup point or an additional cash appeal.
Flood-affected communities in Nepal · About 26 tonnes
TransportRelief work
Hami Nepal trains government pilots to use cargo drones
Hami Nepal says it is training Nepal Army, Nepal Police and Armed Police Force pilots to use the DJI FlyCart 100. GarudX and Airlift Technologies are partners. The training covers heavy-load drops, mountain flights and quick supply delivery. The post does not say that the public can book a drone or how many pilots have finished training.
Nepal · Training for government-deployed pilots; participant count not stated
Water and sanitationOffer
UV RO Water Filters Available for Donation
A few UV RO water filtration systems are available for donation for flood-affected areas. These are easy to install, operate and maintain. If you need these filters, please contact us at Nepal Flood Relief Network. We want to make sure these reach places where they can be genuinely useful.
A few systems; exact quantity not stated
Relief suppliesRelief work
Pakistan hands over 100 tons of relief to Nepali authorities
Pakistan's government says its 100-ton relief shipment arrived in Kathmandu and was handed to Nepali authorities on 6 September. The dispatch notice lists tents, blankets, mats, hygiene kits and essential medicines. This is a government-coordinated delivery, not stock available for public collection. Community allocations and completed onward distribution were not stated.
Airport handover in Kathmandu · 100 tons, as stated by the source
Medical careRelief work
Dhulikhel Hospital announces one year of free care; application details pending
Nepal News reported on 6 September that Dhulikhel Hospital announced one year of free healthcare for members of families affected by the 26 August Bhote Koshi flood. The hospital said the application process, required documents and further details would be announced soon. The report does not confirm that free walk-in care under this programme is open. Follow the hospital's programme notice before applying.
Dhulikhel Hospital, Kavrepalanchowk; families affected by the 26 August Bhote Koshi flood · One-year commitment; start date and service limits not stated
Clothing and beddingRelief work
Bidur relief: sleeping bags and jackets for 70 families; jackets for about 100
Nepal News reported on 6 September that Kalyan Shrestha and his group gave sleeping bags and jackets to 70 flood-affected families sheltering at Sundari Keureni Secondary School, Bidur-10. About 100 families at Mahamandal in Bidur received jackets. The report does not say all families received both items or announce an ongoing public pickup point.
Nuwakot · Sundari Keureni Secondary School, Bidur-10, and Mahamandal, Bidur · 70 families: sleeping bags and jackets; about 100 families: jackets
Shelter and essential equipmentRelief work
Thailand sends 6.44 tonnes of relief; Nepal arrival not yet confirmed
Gorkhapatra's 6 September report, citing Nepal's embassy in Bangkok, says Thailand sent 6.44 tonnes of tents, sleeping bags, protective equipment, generators and other essentials. The goods were handed to Nepal's ambassador in Thailand. Arrival in Nepal was expected on 6 September, but the report does not confirm arrival or distribution. This is an incoming relief shipment, not public stock available for collection.
Flood-affected Nepal; handover in Bangkok, arrival in Nepal not yet confirmed · 6.44 tonnes in this shipment
Medical suppliesRelief work
Rasuwa preventive cholera vaccination planned from 10 September
Nepal News reported on 8 September that Rasuwa's preventive cholera vaccination campaign is planned for Thursday, 10 September. The 21,000 doses sent on 6 September are the earlier shipment, not new stock. Sites, eligibility and hours were not announced. This is not an outbreak confirmation.
Flood-affected Rasuwa · 21,000 doses transported; not doses administered
Food and household suppliesRelief work
Bidur relief: 160 families served, supplies for 160 handed to ward
Sanghu News reported on 6 September that Life for Earth Nepal provided food, bedding, blankets and clothing through a 5 September event in Bidur-1. Supplies for 160 families were handed directly to recipients. Supplies for another 160 families were handed to the Bidur-4 ward chair for later distribution. The 320-family total is not confirmation that all families have received their packs. No continuing public collection or pickup point was announced.
Bidur Municipality wards 1 and 4, Nuwakot · 160 direct family handovers; supplies for 160 more handed to ward, not confirmed delivered
Cooking fuelRelief work
Third LPG relief batch: 75 cylinders sent for Rasuwa
OnlineKhabar reported on 6 September that 75 Sagar-brand LPG cylinders were sent from the Nepal Oil Corporation premises in Babarmahal on 5 September afternoon, under the responsibility of Rasuwa district administration. This is the association's third relief batch. Earlier deliveries and its larger pledge are separate from these 75 cylinders. Household handovers, public pickup locations and current remaining stock were not confirmed.
Rasuwa district, distribution through district administration · 75 LPG cylinders in this batch
Water supplyRelief work
Chlorination systems in Bidur, Battar and Rahul Dhara; tanker supply continues
NDRRMA's 21 September 2026, 7 pm report says chlorination systems have been installed at the Bidur, Battar and Rahul Dhara water supply projects. Three tankers continue regular distribution: two of 6,000 litres and one of 9,000 litres. These are vehicle capacities, not daily output. The report does not give public collection times or confirm water quality at every tap. It does not confirm completion of the Sera pipe airlift reported as being arranged on 8 September.
Nuwakot · Bidur and Battar; Sera water project across the Trishuli · 3 tankers: 6,000 + 6,000 + 9,000 litres capacity
MealsRelief work
Helping Heart Nepal serves hot meals in Battar
Helping Heart Nepal says its Battar Bazaar response was serving hot meals to around 500 people daily in its 5 September update. The exact serving location and meal times were not announced.
Battar Bazaar, Nuwakot · Around 500 people served daily, reported 5 September
Relief suppliesRelief work
ANNFSU relief reaches Naukunda and Betrawati
OnlineKhabar reported on 5 September that ANNFSU delivered relief to 26 families in Naukunda-4 and separately handed supplies to local authorities in Betrawati, Uttargaya. Items included food, medicines, clothing, solar equipment, lights, utensils and sanitation supplies. No public pickup point was announced.
Naukunda-4 and Betrawati, Uttargaya, Rasuwa · 26 families at Naukunda-4; Betrawati handover quantity not stated
Relief supplies and rescue operationsRelief work
Third UAE flight brings 20 tonnes and rescue specialists
Radio Nepal's 5 September report, datelined 4 September, says a third UAE flight arrived with 20 tonnes of supplies and rescue and medical-evacuation specialists. The 148-tonne figure covers all three flights, not this delivery alone. Field locations were not specified.
Kathmandu arrival for Nepal flood response; field sites not stated · 20 tonnes this flight; 148 tonnes cumulative across three flights
Rescue logisticsRelief work
Khodpe coordinated rescue hub and helipad
Gorkhapatra's 5 September report describes an existing rescue hub with a helipad in Khodpe. Security agencies hold search-and-rescue equipment there for regional deployment. The report says household relief stocks were unavailable; this is not a public pickup point or a newly opened centre.
Khodpe, Patan Municipality ward 8, Baitadi
Psychosocial and protection supportRelief work
WOREC establishes private support spaces for women and girls
WOREC is establishing private support spaces for women and adolescent girls in affected areas, the Kathmandu Post reported on 5 September. Addresses and service hours were not announced.
Nuwakot · Flood-affected shelter communities along the Bhote Koshi-Trishuli corridor
Medical and hygiene supportRelief work
Mobile maternal and reproductive care reaches Bidur and Kispang
HEOC's 6 September report says the Family Welfare Division, UNFPA and partners' mobile team served 278 people, including 202 women and 76 men, at holding centres and emergency camps in Bidur and Kispang. Care included check-ups, pregnancy and postnatal care, family planning, treatment of sexually transmitted infections and referrals for high-risk pregnancies. The earlier 5 September report listed 2,000 dignity kits, 800 adolescent kits and 300 tarps dispatched, with 32 reproductive-health kits awaiting deployment. This report does not update those shipment totals or announce clinic hours or a public pickup point.
Bidur and Kispang, Nuwakot; earlier supplies for Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading · 278 people served: 202 women, 76 men
Rescue and technical equipmentRelief work
Swiss tunnel-inspection drone handed to NEA
Nepal News reported on 5 September that Switzerland handed a Flyability drone to the Nepal Electricity Authority for assessing hazardous tunnels. Its protective cage supports operation in confined spaces. The deployment site and public availability were not announced.
Nepal Electricity Authority-coordinated tunnel rescue; deployment site not stated
Relief suppliesRelief work
Utpala sends relief supplies to Rasuwa and Nuwakot
In its 5 September update, Utpala Cafe says its team collected, sorted, packed and transported supplies, then handed them to local volunteers and communities in Rasuwa and Nuwakot. Supplies included clothing, bedding, hygiene items, baby essentials, toys, medicines and food. This is a distribution update. The earlier collection notice ended on 5 September at 5 pm; this post does not extend the collection period.
Rasuwa and Nuwakot
Water and sanitationRelief work
Water Mission assesses water-treatment sites in Bidur
Water Mission says its team is on the ground in Nepal, checking water quality and assessing needs. It has identified possible water-treatment sites at two schools in Bidur, where up to 1,000 displaced people are staying. The team is working toward setting up treatment systems. The page does not yet report an operating public water point. It gives no school names or service hours, and its update date is not stated.
Bidur, Nuwakot
Rescue & technical operationsRelief work
China-provided drones support army relief deliveries
Reuters reports on 9 September that four China-donated drones are helping Nepal's army deliver food, medicines and fuel. This updates the same operation earlier reported at Haku Besi. It is not a public booking service.
Devighat, Nuwakot; earlier Haku Besi delivery in Rasuwa · 4 drones reported
Supplies & technical supportRelief work
India dispatches another 11 tonnes on ninth relief flight
Akashvani reported on 19 September that India dispatched another 11 tonnes on its ninth relief aircraft, including medicines, forensic supplies, tents, hygiene kits and sleeping bags. Arrival and public pickup arrangements are not confirmed by this report. The earlier 9 September report recorded the eighth flight's 35 tonnes within a cumulative total above 130 tonnes, with 54 specialists. Those are dated totals, not a newly confirmed total after the ninth flight.
Government-coordinated flood relief for Nepal · Ninth flight: 11 tonnes dispatched; arrival not confirmed
FoodRelief work
Daraz Nepal hands food supplies to government for flood relief
ICT Frame reported on 5 September that Daraz Nepal handed food supplies to Nepal's government for distribution to around 600 flood-affected families in Rasuwa and surrounding areas. The package includes rice, pulses, chickpeas, salt, soy chunks, cooking oil, tea and biscuits. The 600 families are a target, not confirmed completed deliveries. Cooking and serving utensils were being considered for a later phase. No public pickup point was announced.
Rasuwa and surrounding flood-affected communities; government distribution · Target: around 600 families; food quantities not stated
Rescue & technical operationsRelief work
Garuda deploys 25 kg logistics drones for Rasuwa relief
ICT Frame reported on 5 September that Garuda Aerospace was deploying Sanjeevani logistics drones in Rasuwa for food, water and medical deliveries. The stated payload limit is 25 kg. The company is providing batteries, communications and ground-support equipment, with certified pilots as required. Drone numbers, exact delivery sites and a public request process were not stated.
Flood-isolated communities in Rasuwa · Payload up to 25 kg; number of drones not stated
Rescue teams & technical supportRelief work
Malaysia's SMART team arrives with nine high-capacity drones
Nepal's Foreign Ministry reported at 2 pm on 6 September that Malaysia's 11-member SMART rescue team arrived on 5 September with nine high-capacity drones matching the requested specifications. Exact field deployment sites and public service arrangements were not announced. This is government-coordinated rescue support, not equipment available for public booking.
Nepal; exact field sites not stated · 11 team members and 9 high-capacity drones; arrived 5 September 2026
Medicine & careRelief work
Mobile medical care in Trishuli Koloni, Tupche and Bidur
Project HOPE's 3 September Situation Report 3 says VCN has established three mobile medical units in Trishuli Koloni, Tupche and Bidur and has begun providing care. This is a dated mobile-response update, not a fixed clinic directory. Exact patient entry points, schedules and current capacity were not published.
Trishuli Koloni, Tupche and Bidur, Nuwakot · Three mobile medical units; patient capacity not stated
Food, shelter & inclusive reliefRelief work
World Relief and Mission East plan support for 300 households
In its 2 September update, World Relief announced work with Mission East to support about 300 households, around 1,500 people, with food, temporary shelter, household items, water and hygiene assistance, including support for people with disabilities. These are programme targets, not completed distributions. Public pickup points and delivery dates were not announced.
Flood-affected communities in Nepal; exact locations not stated · Target: about 300 households or 1,500 people; delivery not confirmed
Coordinated relief programmeRelief work
Four-month flood response plan targets more than 84,000 people
Radio Nepal reported on 4 September that a four-month response plan under NDRRMA leadership aims to help more than 84,000 people. Planned work includes winter shelter, portable solar units, water-system repairs, water purification, mobile health care, nutrition and food support. This is a programme target, not completed assistance or a public application point.
Flood-affected communities in Nepal · Target: more than 84,000 people over four months; not an achieved total
MedicalRelief work
Psychosocial support teams at holding centres
NDRRMA's 8 September, 7 pm report says 13 psychosocial counselling teams with 59 staff have supported over 4,111 people at holding centres. A separate protection section lists 64 counsellors and four helplines; these counts must not be added. The earlier HEOC figure of 155 mental-health staff covered a broader response. Individual centre hours, appointment contacts and Tamang-language availability are not stated. Specific counselling requests remain open unless separately resolved.
Nuwakot, Rasuwa, Dhading, Kathmandu and Bharatpur · 13 teams, 59 staff; over 4,111 people supported
MedicalRelief work
Temporary 10-bed police hospital planned in Bidur
Gorkhapatra reports preparations for a 10-bed temporary Nepal Police hospital in Bidur, offering treatment and psychosocial support. A seven-person team reached Nuwakot with supplies. The 5 September report does not confirm opening, admission, an exact site or available beds. Do not travel on the assumption that the hospital is open.
Bidur, Nuwakot; exact hospital site not stated · 10 planned beds, not available beds
Tools & vehiclesRelief work
Transport arrangements for 320 tonnes of donated bridge materials
The Kathmandu Post's 8 September report says China's two donated Bailey bridges are each 100 metres long. Their materials weigh about 320 tonnes in total and need 17 trucks. Nepal has sent a team to collect them, and China has sent two technicians. Transport, site preparation and installation remain in progress; this is not confirmation that either bridge is installed or open.
Korala border point; final bridge installation sites not stated · Two 100 m bridges; about 320 tonnes total; 17 trucks needed
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