CEDAR Fund

Shortage of Gasoline Hinder the Progress of Post-quake Rehabilitation

It has been half a year since the earthquake in Nepal, and the relief and rehabilitation effort still continue.  At the same time, the Nepalese Government had passed new constitution law in mid-September and the first female president was elected in October.  These new changes will hopefully stabilize the situation there and allow the citizens to return to normal livelihood.

Yet the Nepalese constitution incited riot by the Madhesi who are of Indian origin and reside in the south.  The riot had caused tens of deaths, and the Indian closed the main gateways with Nepal as a result.  Because India had been the major source of food, gasoline, and medicine, this had caused serious disruption to the Nepalese citizens.  Car owners have nothing to power their car, and even ordinary citizens are affected because they have no gas to cook.  In the few gas stations that remain, there are long queues of vehicles, some citizens also queue outside with their tanks to get some gas, not knowing when supply will resume.

Because of the shortage of gasoline, the relief and rehabilitation effort are delayed by lack of transports.  Some citizens resort to burning woods for cooking, yet the temperature difference in Nepal had always been great, and as winter approaches, the need for gas will be even greater.

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