Restoring Connection in Crisis: NCELL Network Recovery Across Rasuwa, Dhading, and Nuwakot
29th August 2026, Kathmandu
Learn about NCELL recovery efforts across Rasuwa, Dhading, and Nuwakot, with 72 sites operational and crucial support for ongoing disaster relief.
Natural disasters test the resilience of communities, and in moments of crisis, communication is a vital lifeline. Following a recent disaster that struck the region, NCELL has been at the forefront of emergency response, working aggressively to restore vital telecommunications infrastructure across Rasuwa, Dhading, and Nuwakot.
Maintaining network uptime is crucial not only for emotional reassurance but also for driving coordinated search and rescue operations.
Current Status of Network Infrastructure
The recent disaster significantly crippled communication channels across the three districts. Quick mobilization and relentless repair work have brought the majority of the network back online.
Total Sites in Rasuwa, Dhading, and Nuwakot: 78
Sites Currently in Operation: 72
Remaining Sites Down: 6
Total Sites That Went Down Due to the Disaster: 27
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Sites Restored as of Today: 21
Regional Recovery Highlight: The majority of the successfully restored sites are located within Nuwakot.
With only 6 sites remaining down out of the 27 initially knocked offline, NCELL technical teams are working around the clock to bridge the final connectivity gaps.
Why Connectivity Matters: Lifeline in Rescue and Relief
When communication lines go dark, panic multiplies, and rescue operations face massive roadblocks. The swift restoration of these towers has created an immediate, tangible impact for residents and emergency personnel:
Reconnecting Families: People in the affected regions have finally been able to connect with their loved ones, bringing immense relief and reducing anxiety for families separated by the disaster.
Supercharging Rescue Operations: Reliable mobile and internet networks have served as a backbone for emergency response teams. Field coordinators, medical workers, and local authorities rely on these networks to organize relief logistics, deploy resources, and save lives.
Moving Forward
As NCELL continues to target 100% network recovery for the remaining 6 sites down in Rasuwa, Dhading, and Nuwakot, the focus remains firmly on public safety and community resilience. Restoring these digital lifelines ensures that affected communities are never truly isolated while rebuilding in the aftermath of disaster.
For more: NCELL Network Recovery Across Rasuwa
