Kathmandu: The Nepali Muslim community in Qatar has deposited Rs 4,107,721 into the Prime Minister’s Relief Fund to support people affected by the devastating Bhotekoshi floods in Nepal.

The fundraising campaign was led by the International Nepali Muslim Society, Qatar, with the cooperation of various Nepali Muslim organisations, social groups and community members based in Qatar.

Members of the Nepali Muslim community in Qatar jointly launched the relief campaign to extend humanitarian assistance to families affected by the floods in the Bhotekoshi region.

According to the organisers, the entire amount collected through the campaign has been deposited into the Prime Minister’s Relief Fund to contribute to relief and recovery efforts for the affected communities.

Nepalis working in different professions and sectors in Qatar contributed to the fundraising drive, demonstrating solidarity with people facing the consequences of the disaster back home.

The initiative also highlighted the importance of coming together beyond community, religious and regional boundaries to support people during times of national disaster.

A total of Rs 4,107,721 collected through the campaign has now been deposited into the Prime Minister’s Relief Fund for the benefit of Bhotekoshi flood-affected communities.