Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang flagged off a relief mission named “Sikkim for Nepal” on Monday, sending about 35 members to flood and landslide‑hit areas of Nepal. The team will deliver essential supplies and medical assistance.
The mission, organized by the Sikkim Krantikari Morcha (SKM), will carry medicines, food and other relief materials, and provide medical and rescue assistance. The team includes medical personnel, rescue workers and volunteers mobilized for the affected communities.
Tamang described the effort as a humble endeavour to extend a helping hand and convey solidarity with Nepal, saying it reflects the spirit of compassion, humanity and brotherhood shared by the region’s people. He urged unity in times of adversity, noting that assistance should be offered without hesitation.
He also expressed condolences to families who lost loved ones, affirming that Sikkim’s prayers and thoughts are with the Nepalese as they begin the difficult task of recovery and rebuilding.
