City Express Group Contributes NPR 11.1 Million to Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund for Flood Victims
1st September 2026, Kathmandu
Demonstrating a strong commitment to corporate social responsibility, the City Express Group has deposited NPR 1,11,00,000 (11.1 million) into the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund.
City Express Contributes NPR 11.1 Million
The financial contribution is specifically targeted toward the search, rescue, relief, and rehabilitation of communities severely impacted by the devastating Bhote Koshi floods in Rasuwa and other affected regions.
Supporting Flood-Hit Districts Across Nepal
Recent natural disasters have caused immense human and physical damage, severely disrupting daily life across several districts, including:
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Rasuwa
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Nuwakot
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Dhading
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Gorkha
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Tanahun
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Chitwan
The funds provided by City Express Group will directly aid emergency response and long-term recovery efforts in these hard-hit communities.
Zero-Fee Remittance for Global Nepalese Families
In response to the crisis, City Express Money Transfer implemented a critical support measure starting the very day of the floods. To help families navigate this difficult period, the company completely waived all service fees for money transfers sent from across the globe to Nepal, ensuring that overseas Nepalese workers can support their loved ones back home quickly, securely, and without financial friction.
Condolences and Gratitude to Rescuers
City Express expressed profound grief over the lives lost in the catastrophic floods, offering heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families. The company also extended its deepest gratitude to security personnel, volunteers, local communities, and relevant agencies working tirelessly around the clock on rescue and rehabilitation operations.
About City Express Group
Celebrating 20 years of excellence in the remittance industry, City Express Money Transfer has established a trusted global footprint, providing fast, reliable, and secure cross-border financial services from all over the world to Nepal.
