Employees of Kumari Bank Limited have contributed Rs 4.597 million to support relief and rehabilitation efforts for communities affected by floods in the Trishuli–Bhotekoshi region.

The employees voluntarily contributed the amount through deductions from their salaries, depositing the funds into the Prime Minister's Natural Disaster Rescue Fund. According to the bank, the contribution will be used for relief, rescue, and rehabilitation programs for affected communities through the fund.

Earlier, Kumari Bank had contributed Rs 30 million to the same fund to support relief, rescue, rehabilitation, and reconstruction efforts for flood-affected residents.

The bank also provided the Ministry of Home Affairs with disaster management equipment worth Rs 3.9 million to help improve the effectiveness of rescue and relief operations. The supplies included advanced drones, power banks, generators, and other emergency management equipment.

The latest employee contribution adds to the bank's previous financial assistance and logistical support for disaster response and recovery efforts in the affected areas.