APF Nepal's disaster response teams kept standby in all provinces
Teams of the Armed Police Force (APF) Nepal have been kept on standby along with necessary means and resources in all provinces for this year's monsoon response.
KATHMANDU, September 28 — As a result of the disasters caused by heavy rainfall, nine people have died across various parts of the country outside the Kathmandu Valley, and 11 individuals are reported missing. In the three districts of the Kathmandu Valley, 21 deaths have been recorded.
The Armed Police Force (APF) has deployed 1,947 personnel for disaster response.
According to APF spokesperson Shailendra Thapa, 21 people have died in the valley due to flooding and landslides, while nine have lost their lives outside the valley, with 11 individuals still missing. Physical damage has been reported at...
KATHMANDU, June 25: Teams of the Armed Police Force (APF) Nepal have been kept on standby along with necessary means and resources in all provinces for this year's monsoon response.
KATHMANDU, June 25: Teams of the Armed Police Force (APF) Nepal have been kept on standby along with necessary means and resources in all provinces for this year's monsoon response.
KATHMANDU: Teams of the Armed Police Force (APF) Nepal have been kept on standby along with necessary means and resources in all provinces for this year’s monsoon response. According to the APF Nepal, monsoon response teams have been mobilized in respective places to rescue victims of flood, landslide, inundation, and disaster during monsoon. APF Nepal […]
Kathmandu, June 24: Teams of the Armed Police Force (APF) Nepal have been kept on standby along with necessary means and resources in all provinces for this year's monsoon response.
According to the APF Nepal, monsoon response teams have been mobilized in respective places in order to rescue victims of flood, landslide, inundation and disaster during monsoon.
APF Nepal Spokesperson Kumar Neupane shared that an arrangement has been made where the teams would carry out long and short patrolling by conducting hazard mapping of possible areas of landslide and inundation as well as make necessary coordination assigning disaster...
Kathmandu, June 24: Teams of the Armed Police Force (APF) Nepal have been kept on standby along with necessary means and resources in all provinces for this year's monsoon response.
According to the APF Nepal, monsoon response teams have been mobilized in respective places in order to rescue victims of flood, landslide, inundation and disaster during monsoon.
APF Nepal Spokesperson Kumar Neupane shared that an arrangement has been made where the teams would carry out long and short patrolling by conducting hazard mapping of possible areas of landslide and inundation as well as make necessary coordination assigning disaster...
KATHMANDU: The Armed Police Force (APF) has sent three ‘disaster response system containers’ to the earthquake-affected districts. The security forces left for Rukum Paschim along with 10,700 pieces of tarpaulin sheets in three containers on Sunday. Senior Superintendent and Spokesperson of the APF, Rajendra Khadka, said that the tarpaulin sheets were managed by the No […]
Three security bodies – Nepal Police, Armed Police Force (APF) Nepal and Nepali Army – have said that they have completed their respective tasks of the action plan and preparation for monsoon preparedness and response for this year. Only last week, the government at a meeting of the executive committee of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA) chaired by Home Minister Bal Krishna Khand had endorsed the National Action Plan for Monsoon Preparedness and Response 2079.
