Kathmandu— A special prayer programme titled “Prayers for Peace” was held at Khulla Munch in Kathmandu on Tuesday to honour those affected by the devastating Bhotekoshi flash floods and remember the lives lost in the disaster.
The programme featured prayers led by renowned Buddhist singer and spiritual practitioner Ani Choying Drolma and her team, offering a message of peace, compassion and solidarity with the affected families and communities.
The event was inaugurated by Sunita Dangol, Acting Mayor of Kathmandu Metropolitan City, in the presence of well-known personalities and other attendees who gathered to pay tribute to the victims and express solidarity with those affected.
Organized on the 49th day of the devastating Bhotekoshi flood, the programme provided an opportunity for collective remembrance, reflection and prayers for the departed souls, while extending wishes for strength and recovery to survivors and affected communities.
The event was organized by the Ani Choying Drolma Foundation in collaboration with Manavsewa Ashram and several organizations including Kathmandu Metropolitan City supported the initiative.
The gathering underscored the importance of compassion, unity and collective support in times of disaster, offering a moment of reflection as affected communities continue their journey toward recovery.
