Himalayan Everest Insurance Contributes Over 3.3 Million Rupees for Flood Relief
4th September 2026, Kathmandu
Himalayan Everest Insurance Limited, along with its employees, has provided financial assistance totaling 3.353 million rupees to the Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund to support emergency rescue, relief, and rehabilitation operations in flood-affected regions.
Himalayan Everest Flood Relief Contribution
Financial Contribution Breakdown and Relief Deposit
Corporate Contribution: The insurance company provided 2.5 million rupees directly to support immediate relief and family rehabilitation following the Bhadra 10 Bhote Koshi flood in Rasuwa.
Employee Staff Donation: Employees of Himalayan Everest Insurance contributed an additional 853,018 rupees, deducting one day worth of salary to join the relief effort.
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Fund Deposit: The combined contribution of 3.353 million rupees was deposited directly into the Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund.
Corporate Responsibility and Future Outlook
Operational Purpose: Chief Operating Officer Raj Kumar Khadka stated that insurance responsibilities extend beyond risk transfer and financial protection to encompass active community support during disasters.
Ongoing Collaboration: The company reaffirmed its commitment to collaborating on future relief and rehabilitation initiatives for affected communities based on local needs and operational feasibility.
