SSSSON continued its relief seva, reaching some of the most remote and severely affected areas of Nepal. On September 2, a courageous team of Sai youths and volunteers managed to reach Ramche and Grang in Rasuwa District, despite extremely challenging road conditions. The roads were heavily damaged and covered with mud, slush, debris, and landslide material. The relief vehicle became stuck in the deep mud and slush several times, but the determined youth continued their journey with courage, perseverance, and Bhagawan’s blessings.
Working in close coordination with local authorities, the Sai youth reached relief holding centres and distributed essential relief materials to approximately 100 people, including children and senior citizens. The relief supplies included essential household utensils such as plates, glasses, spoons, and bowls, along with mattresses, blankets, bed sheets, clothing, baby clothes, baby food, sanitary products, undergarments, toiletries, and bottled drinking water.
Despite the difficult terrain, damaged roads, and immense logistical challenges, the dedicated Sai youth are continuing this mammoth relief operation with unwavering commitment and selfless spirit. With Bhagawan’s grace and blessings, the seva continues—reaching those in need, wherever they may be.