The family of Bhim Bahadur BK  has been waiting for the relief material to be given by the government since Monday morning in Thaple market. They are now living in a bar under an old triple after the earthquake destroyed their house. Even if you had to stay in a triple, you would feel cold if you stayed in a new one. If relief was to be given, it would have been given sooner,’ said Bhim Bahadur. Even Ganesh Khatri of Thaple, the headquarters, has not yet received Tripal and other relief materials. Only one blanket given by an organization fell into his hands on Monday. His house was destroyed by the earthquake.”Four days have passed, and relief materials have not been received yet,” he says. Even in Chiuri of Nalgad-1, where there was a lot of damage in one village, there was no relief. There are 186 households in Chiuri village where 13 people died, including 4 people from the same house. Apart from those that were completely damaged, the houses were also cracked to the point of being uninhabitable. The relief sent by the government has not reached the village. In Chiuri, the ‘Willing Boat’ Foundation launched its own in the village on SundaySome relief has been taken from the side. The foundation has delivered 100 bags of rice, 100 blankets, and noodles.”Relief, as required, has not reached this village, not all people have been able to live under Tripal,” said Dharmendra Mahar, ward president of Nalgad-1. Nalgad Municipality Mayor Dambar Bahadur Rawat said that relief will be started in the affected areas from Monday.”In our municipality, 90 percent of the people have to stay outside. Until Sunday, we were busy with the treatment and cremation of the injured,” he said. According to him, so far 745 triples and a similar amount of other goods have reached the municipality. He said that the material had arrived as per requirement. Mayor Rawat said that he has requested the chief district officer to send the relief materials quickly. The relief materials from various sectors including the government have been stored in the headquarters Khalanga. The administration and the local level are doing the work of understanding those reliefs in the headquarters. The relief piled up at the headquarters did not reach the affected people when they tried to distribute it through a one-door system.