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10.8 million people in Nepal do not have access to improved sanitation, and 3.5 million do not have access to basic water services.

"We have been using handpumps for extracting water for a long time," says Sher Bahadur Sarki of Shuklaphanta Municipality-9.

As the dry season has started, the valley is facing a water crisis. Especially, the availability of proper drinking water has been a major problem.

Phatakshila Rural Drinking Water and Sanitation Project have provided drinking water to 300 households in Phatakshila in Melamchi Municipality-13

Nepal is also observing World Water Day (WWD) by organizing various programmes across the country today. The WWD is marked every year on March 22.

The festival of colors, Holi, is widely celebrated in Nepal. It is significant for all the Hindu devotees.

A new study has found that office buildings with infrequent water use could have chemical and microbiological safety issues.

ADB assists Ilam in Urban Drinking Water Project

An agreement has been signed between two consumer committees and the Federal Drinking Water and Sewerage Management Project to provide clean drinking water to the citizens of Banepa Municipality 13

Construction of one house and one tap in Bansbot and Lampata areas of Baglung Municipality-8 has been completed. In the Sanyakot area where drinking water is a problem