One hundred thirty two students displaced by the recent Bhotekoshi flood have been enrolled at a school in Kathmandu. 

Acting Mayor of Kathmandu Metropolitan City, Sunita Dangol, shared that 132 students who are sheltering in Kathmandu after being displaced by Bhotekoshi flood have started going to the Gitamata School, Dallu. 

Dangol urged teachers to teach the children with compassion as words and actions could hurt them even more. 

The students are taking shelter at Nagarjun-based Yellow Monastery and the metropolis' executive members, people's representatives and officers of the Department of Education had reached the school to encourage them. 

Out of 132 students, some of them have lost both parents. 

Koshish Nepal has managed school bags and uniforms as well as providing psychosocial counseling to such students. 

Similarly, LRI School has been providing transportation service to such students for pick up and drop facility from shelter.   

School Principal Hari Krishna Shrestha shared that efforts are being made to bring them to normalcy gradually through counseling.