Kumari Bank Employees Donate Over NPR 4.5 Million to Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund
9th October 2026, Kathmandu
Employees of Kumari Bank Limited have voluntarily contributed NPR 4,597,353.50 from their salaries to the Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund to support communities affected by floods in the Rasuwa-Trishuli-Bhote Koshi region.
KBL Employees Flood Relief Donation
Employee Relief Contribution and Financial Details
The financial support collected by bank personnel aims to bolster ongoing government relief, rescue, and rehabilitation efforts across flood-damaged communities.
- Direct Staff Contribution: Kumari Bank employees voluntarily pooled a total sum of NPR 4,597,353.50 through voluntary salary deductions.
- Beneficiary Fund: The collected amount was deposited into the Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund for targeted distribution in flood-hit areas.
- Targeted Regions: Relief efforts focus on communities across Rasuwa, Trishuli, and Bhote Koshi that experienced severe physical and infrastructural loss from natural disasters.
- Corporate Social Responsibility Focus: The bank emphasized that this voluntary staff initiative reflects employee solidarity, social commitment, and humanitarian duty during crisis situations.
Institutional Disaster Assistance History
This employee-led effort builds upon substantial corporate contributions previously extended by Kumari Bank to assist national disaster response agencies.
- Previous Institutional Contribution: Kumari Bank previously donated NPR 30 million directly to the Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund to accelerate reconstruction in the Trishuli-Bhote Koshi river corridors.
- Emergency Relief Equipment Support: Provided essential disaster management equipment worth NPR 3.9 million to the Ministry of Home Affairs, including advanced drones, power banks, and generators.
- Ongoing Relief Mandate: The institution maintains a practice of allocating resources toward community resilience and disaster recovery across affected districts in Nepal.
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