People of Patalkharka left behind the use of unprotected water source

April 7, 2017

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Published in Kaligandki daily, Parbat (30 March, 2017). Translated by Prashanna Pandey

The indigenous Magar people of the remote Patalkharka settlement located in Parbat district used to live without safe drinking water and other facilities. Their settlement is located far from the service center and they still remember many support organizations enterin...

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