Kathmandu, June 18: The CPN (UML) cadres' volunteer campaign has so far constructed 22,567 temporary sheds to the quake victims and over 978 sheds for schools.
The party organized a press meet today at the Party headquarters, Balkhu and stated that the campaign so far has removed the debris of over 20,448 collapsed and damaged buildings.
The acting chair of the party and Deputy Prime Minister Bamdev Gautam said that the campaign has become effective to create optimism and strong support base to the victims.
He added that the devastating quake occurred on April 25 was not only the matter of concern to our country rather it needs global support as the same issue was raised in International Assembly in Japan.
DPM Gautam further said that the government was preparing a clear PDNA report to submit in international donors conference scheduled for June 25.
In another context, he added that some foreign rescuers were urged to return their countries, however they were still here. The constitution drafting process would be speeded even for smoothly running reconstruction projects, DPM Gautam added.
Similarly, party leader and former Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal pointed out the need of making damage report updated as it has affected relief distribution operations.
Likewise, party general secretary Ishwor Pokharel informed that the campaign will continue for some time and party leader and caders would compulsorily participate in its last campaign from June 19.
The campaign coordinator and party secretary Gokarna Bista said that the campaign has harmonized the people of hilly, mountainous and terai belts. Some cadres were injured in the campaign, he added. The party secretary Pradip Gyawali and central committee member Surya Thapa said that the campaign has become effective to create the optimism to the quake victims though there was insufficient resources.