Informationen über Baseri von Bhanu (22. Mai 2015)

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Baseri is small village in the northern part of Dhading. The total population in this village is around 6500 people. There were around 867 houses but 95% of the houses are damaged by the earthquakes. There is no electricity in this village. In Baseri there is a small health center but there is no doctor and medicine is rare.  The people speak Nepali and their own languages. Different types of people live in Baseri, such as Gurung, Tamang, Sherpa, Bramin low cast people (Dame, Kame and Sarkee).  All the people are farmers but they can not produce sufficient food for themselves. Education standard is very low; about 80% people in this village can not reat and write. There are 3 high school and 4 primary school children.
Travel to Baseri. You take a bus from Kathmandu to Dhading (3 hours) and after Dhading it takes 6 hours to Arukhet and further 2 hours to walk.

Sarkee Junge ohne Unterkunft

Mission of Bhanu. In Baseri Dame, Kame and Sarkee are very poor people and others say they are low cast but I love these poor people. So, first we will help the low cast people. We will buy them food, school books for children and tin for the house roof. Secound mission is to buy other people food, roof tin and school books for children. We will then repair the schools and some important bridges. The health center needs urgent renovation.

Weg nach Baseri

Help for Thate. We will support also a neighouring village called Thate (10 hours walk from Baseri). They need urgent help because they lost everything. The village was 3 hours walking distance away from the first epicentrum of the earthquake.

Neue Informationen über Baseri von Bhanu (1. Juni 2015)

Namaste ,Here is some news update about my village and our supporting village. First projecting (food donation is finished ) here is our second mission.
Especially in village areas where most of the people are living under poverty line, recent earthquake in Nepal has even worsened their condition as it shattered their houses, destroyed grain stocks, cattles and almost everything they owned. Currently they are living in temporary tents and have to run looking for shelter every time it rains. As monsoon season in Nepal is approaching, it can be anticipated that amount of rainfall will surely increase making the life of earthquake victims even more miserable. Therefore we have initiated a project to build shelters for those who lost their homes and are not able to rebuild themselves, specially underprivileged people who have to work in terrible condition to get themselves meals two times a day. There are many injured people, disabled, senior citizens, pregnant, newly born babies and children who would surely be beneficiaries of our rebuild project.
Our rebuild project location, Thati village is 3 hours far way from first earthquake center  ,Ramadi village  one day far way from first earthquake center and  Baseri VDC in Dhading district lies next to epicenter of 7.8 earthquake in Nepal that struck in 25th of April, Barpak which is very much affected leaving behind rubbles and homeless people everywhere. Therefore our combined effort will be lifesaving for earthquake victims over there.

Phase 1: Rebuilding houses for shelter
• We have taken an initiative to build 100 shelter homes initially before rainy season.
• Regarding costs, it is estimated that at least Rs. 30,000 is required per shelter homes which approximately equivalents to USD 300.
• We will procure and transport required raw materials to project site which includes corrugated metal plates and nails etc.
• Local manpower and available resources along the materials that can be reused from rubble will be used in rebuilding process.
• The constructed house will be earthquake and rain proof.
Project Location:  Thati village  Development committee,Rammadi Village Committe and  Baseri Village Development Committee, Nepal
Number of houses to rebuild: 100
Local Inhabitants: Mostly underprivileged people living in extreme poverty without any source of income left
Phase 2: Rebuilding a local school
• First of all we use local manpower and resources to clean up the rubble to make space for rebuilding school.
• We are planning to rebuild a public school which collapsed during recent earthquake affecting more than 500 students
• We will procure and transport required raw materials for rebuilding process.
• Local manpower and available resources will be used in rebuilding process.
• Regarding rebuilding costs, initially around NRs 4,000,000 is estimated which approximately equivalents to USD 40,000.
• Procure and supply required raw materials for construction of 4 toilets inside school compound with estimated cost of around Rs 500,000 or USD 5,000.
School Name: Mahalaxmi Higher Secondary School, Thati school and Ramadi village school, Nepal
Number of students affected: 800 students from nursery to grade 12
Damaged occurred: All the walls of  collapsed with damages to desks and benches
Earthquake Losses in project location:
• People who lost their lives: 9
• People who are injured: Hundreds of locals are currently are getting treatment in community hospital and Birendra Sainik Nepal Army hospital in Kathmandu
• Number of houses permanently damaged: Almost 95% of houses has been shattered.

Source of fund: Fund raised and donated by  all the individuals, organizations looking forward to support earthquake victims.
Thanks for the great support. Regards, Bhanu Dhakal