BRECON, Wales — Nepali Society Brecon, based in Wales, United Kingdom, has raised £4,232 to support rescue and relief efforts for people affected by the devastating floods in Nepal’s Rasuwa–Bhotekoshi area and deposited the funds into the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund.
According to the society’s secretary, Khadka Chongbang Limbu, the amount, equivalent to approximately 900,000 Nepalese rupees, was deposited into the fund on October 13, 2026.
Of the total collected, 44 society members voluntarily contributed £3,208. A further £1,024 was raised through a two-day street collection using donation boxes, with permission from the local council.
Secretary Limbu said the fundraising campaign was led by society president Min Prasad Paija, with direct and indirect support from vice-president Dambar Bahadur Sunuwar, Councillor Mahadev Thapa, Major Khusiman Gurung and other members.
The society said the money, raised through contributions from Nepali members living abroad and local donors, was sent to the fund to support rescue and relief efforts for flood victims.
