The World Food Programme has launched a pilot initiative using returning relief helicopters to transport 8,000 kilograms of vegetables from flood-isolated Rasuwa farmers to markets. While this project provides vital income and reduces crop waste, local officials emphasize that restoring damaged roads and bridges remains essential for a full economic recovery.
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The World Food Programme has launched a pilot initiative using returning relief helicopters to transport 8,000 kilograms of vegetables from flood-isolated Rasuwa farmers to markets. While this project provides vital income and reduces crop waste, local officials emphasize that restoring damaged roads and bridges remains essential for a full economic recovery.
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