KATHMANDU: The Water Treatment Center in Sundarijal in Kathmandu will receive water from the Melamchi River as of right now. Following talks between the Melamchi Struggle Committee and Pradeep Yadav, the Minister of Drinking Water, an important decision was reached. 

To interact directly with the struggle committee and community members, Minister Yadav traveled to Melamchi in the Helambu Rural Municipality. His goal in coming was to start a conversation and listen to the worries of those who are part of the water supply campaign. 

Minister Yadav oversaw a group that made a commitment to make sure Melamchi water will get to Kathmandu residents in time for the Dashain celebration during the visit. This pledge emphasizes how critical it is to quickly provide the populace with safe water.

After talks, a compromise was reached to satisfy the legitimate demands of the Melamchi Struggle Committee. Thus, today marked the beginning of water flow from Melamchi to Kathmandu, a significant development in the ongoing efforts to improve the valley's water supply.

Minister Yadav expressed his gratitude for the representatives of the Helambu Rural Municipality's helpful assistance and cooperation. Achieving a consensus and ensuring the success of the water diversion required this cooperation.

Yadav said once more that he would provide the people living in the Kathmandu Valley with safe, clean water throughout the year. With regard to addressing issues related to water supply in particular and local development in general, this pledge demonstrates the government's commitment.

Along with highlighting the importance of aiding flood victims, Minister Yadav also addressed a variety of issues related to regional development. The proactive approach of the government aims to create a sustainable water supply system while satisfying the needs of the local populace.