INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Similarly, 12 affected families from Badimalika, four from Himali and 14 from Gaumul are taking shelter in their relatives homes, he
stated, adding that other 5 impacted households are residing in camping tents, and a family in a temple.Around 400 homes were harmed in the
quake, according to the District Police Office
Most of the impacted local level in the quake is Badimalika Municipality, stated Thapa.The houses entirely damaged by the quake consisted of
21 in Badimalika, three in Budhinanda, one in Budhiganga, 19 in Himali, 11 in Gaumul, four in Khaptad Chhededaha, one in Swamikartik Khapar
Rural Municipality.Partially harmed houses consisted of 31 in Badimalika, nine in Budhinanda, nine in Himali, five in Khaptad Chhededaha,
and 5 in Gaumul.
The displaced families consist of 12 from Himali Rural Municipality, 15 from Gaumul Rural Municipality and 15 from
Badimalika Municipality, said Deputy Superintendent of Police Surya Bahadur Thapa.
Vote counting in limbo in Bajura district
Bajura
primary district officer, security chiefs, CEO attacked
The displaced families consist of 12 from Himali Rural Municipality, 15 from Gaumul
Rural Municipality and 15 from Badimalika Municipality, stated Deputy Superintendent of Police Surya Bahadur Thapa.
12 afflicted households
from Badimalika, four from Himali and 14 from Gaumul are taking shelter in their family members homes, he said, including that other 5
impacted households are living in tents, and a household in a temple.Around 400 houses were damaged in the quake, according to the District
The majority of the affected local level in the quake is Badimalika Municipality, stated Thapa.The homes completely ruined by the quake
consisted of 21 in Badimalika, 3 in Budhinanda, one in Budhiganga, 19 in Himali, 11 in Gaumul, four in Khaptad Chhededaha, one in
Swamikartik Khapar Rural Municipality.Partially harmed homes included 31 in Badimalika, nine in Budhinanda, nine in Himali, five in Khaptad
Chhededaha, and five in Gaumul
This post very first appeared/also appeared in https://thehimalayantimes.com
