Mechi-Mahakali Rescue Journey: 6 Saved in Pokhara Ahead of Monsoon 

POKHARA— Six people were rescued on Saturday the 19th day of the Mechi-Mahakali National Rescue Yatra. The nationwide humanitarian campaign is being conducted with the overarching goal of ensuring that absolutely no vulnerable person must live on the roads during the upcoming rainy season. 

Latest Rescue Operations and Heartwarming Saves
 

The dedicated rescue team saved three individuals from Muglin, one from Dhadingbesi, and a child from Gajuri. Among the rescued were 35-year-old Goma Pariyar, 39-year-old Hari Pariyar, and their 7-year-old youngest son. They were found living in a highly dangerous condition along the roadside in the Gajuri region and were immediately taken under the team's protection. 
 

A Collaborative Effort for Humanitarian Change 
 

This monumental journey is a joint Compassionate Drive led by the Manavsewa Ashram and the Ani Choying Drolma Foundation. Across the country, the campaign has now successfully brought 152 people in need of urgent help into safe, warm shelters where they will receive medical care, mental health support, and rehabilitation. 
 

What’s Next? 
 

The 3rd Mechi Mahakali National Rescue Journey's next objective focuses on the Bidur area of Nuwakot, continuing operations as the campaign travels across the country. 

The mission to make Nepal a street-dependent human-free country remains highly active. If you want to support or find out more about their Rehabilitation Initiatives, visit the official Manavsewa Ashram website to contribute to this life-saving cause.