Kathmandu. Nepal National Teachers' Association has reached out to the earthquake victims of Jajarkot and 
Rukum West with financial support.

Expressing grief over the loss of lives of the students, teachers and parents of Jajarkot and Rukum West 
affected by the 6.4 Rector scale earthquake with Jajarkot as the focal point last month, the organization 
has provided financial support to ease their daily life.

Bishnu Prasad Bhandari, president of the organization, said that the organization reached the victim's home
on Friday and handed over Rs 3 lakh through Jajarkot and Rukum West Chief District Officer Suresh Sunar and
Hari Prasad Pant.

General Secretary Hans Bahadur Shahi said that the special meeting of the organization which was held 
virtually after the earthquake decided to immediately collect the expenses and collect as much money as 
possible.

50,000 from Ambika Devi Karki, the elder mother of Sunsari Dharan, and the relief received from the students
of Kanchan Secondary School, Lalitpur, were handed over at the same ceremony, Vice President Kamala Thapa 
said.

The organization said that the collection of relief aid will continue and it will be handed over to all 
those related to the teaching profession.

Along with this, the organization has said that the organization is connected not only to its professional
demands and quality education, but also during calamities.