10 Street-Dependent People Rescued in Kavre and Sindhupalchowk on Monday

Mechi-Mahakali National Rescue Journey Continues until 5th June 2026

KAVRE — In a vital humanitarian effort to protect vulnerable populations, ten street-dependent individuals were safely rescued from various locations across the Kavrepalanchok and Sindhupalchowk districts on Monday. The group, consisting of nine men and one woman, were brought to safety as part of the ongoing Mechi-Mahakali National Rescue Journey. 

This latest operation brings the total number of individuals rescued since the campaign's inception to 169 (135 men and 34 women). 
 

The Mechi-Mahakali Rescue Journey is jointly organized by Manavsewa Ashram and the Ani Choing Drolma Foundation. The primary objective of this mission is to locate, rescue, and rehabilitate individuals who are forced to live in dangerous, exposed conditions on roadsides and in public places, particularly as the rainy season approaches. 

The nationwide campaign is actively scanning districts across the country to provide medical treatment, shelter, and protection for those in need. The rescue journey is scheduled to continue its life-saving operations until June 5, 2026.