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7,000 liters of relief oil disposed
The authorities on Tuesday disposed 7,000 liters of vegetable oil provided by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for the victims of earthquake.
bookmarkThe authorities on Tuesday disposed 7,000 liters of vegetable oil provided by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for the victims of earthquake. The substandard oil labeled as ‘Himalaya Refined Vegetable’ was manufactured in India and sent through UAE’s Delhi-based embassy. The oil was disposed at the Department of Commerce and Supply Management (DoCSM) in Kathmandu.
Prakash Timilsena
Published at : May 26, 2015
Kathmandu
According to Director General of the DoCSM, Shambhu Koirala, the oil was destroyed after the Department of Food Technology And Quality Control division deemed it inedible.
The oil had arrived in Nepal two weeks after Great Earthquake hit Nepal on April 25. The other relief items that were brought along with oil are under scrutiny, Koirala said.
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Text and photos by Prakash Timilsena
Prakash Timilsena
Prakash Chandra Timilsena is deputy photo editor at The Kathmandu Post, covering politics, business and social issues. Before joining the Post in 2012, he spent more than seven years working as a photojournalist for various national daily and weekly newspapers.
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