KATHMANDU: The Ministry of Physical Infrastructure and Transport has requested approximately Rs 64 billion for the reconstruction of infrastructure damaged by floods and landslides in August and September. The ministry submitted a formal proposal for Rs 63.79 billion to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority on Oct. 4.
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