Substandard relief materials distributed in Bajura

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BAJURA: Locals have returned the aid supplies distributed in Badimalika Municipality-Four of Bajura district claiming that they had been of poor high quality and couldn’t be consumed.

According to Narendra Nath, a neighborhood, all of the rice distributed within the ward had been discoloured and rotten. The locals have requested the municipality to take again the substandard meals merchandise.

Badimalika-Four had distributed 70 packages of 30 kg every rice –20 kg per household to 30 households and 10 kg per individual to 145– within the ward, knowledgeable ward chair Surendra Nath. The aid supplies had been purchased by municipality from Nepal Food Corporation (NFC) and allotted to the wards to distribute them to those that had been unable to place meals on their desk after their earnings had been affected by the nationwide lockdown.

Nath admitted to the truth that six packages had been discovered to be rotten and can be returned to NFC.

“The bought rice had been saved final 12 months and it’s doable for the rice to go dangerous in the course of the storage and transportation,” claimed NFC’s Bajura department chief Mekhraj Ojha. The rotten rice might be taken again, he added.

Badimalika has already purchased 150 quintal of rice from the NFC to distribute as aid supplies as per the choice made by the municipality, knowledgeable Badimalika chair Padam Baduwal. He added that there have been no priority of rice being substandard earlier than the incident in ward Four.

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