World Bank to lend Rs 10.1 billion
June 7, 2015, 6:32 a.m.
Kathmandu, June-7 The government of Nepal has decided to take loan of Rs10.1 billion to overcome the economic hazard caused by the earthquake.
Finance minister Dr. Ram sharan mahat and governor Dr.Chiranjibi Nepal has mutually signed the letter requesting World Bank's director Mr. Jim Yong Kim to lend Rs10.1 million to overcome the natural disaster. The letter also mentioned that the service charge and commitment charge will be paid according to the Annapurna post.
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