Last Updated on August 28, 2026
Summary✨
- WorldLink Communications offers relief for customers affected by the Bhotekoshi floods by maintaining internet service despite package expirations.
- Customers in Trishuli, Gajuri, and Galchhi will not face disconnection during this emergency, ensuring they stay connected.
- WorldLink provides an additional five days of free service for customers whose internet is expiring and allows a three-day extension via the app.
- This initiative aims to alleviate financial burdens on those impacted by the floods and ensure communication remains uninterrupted.
Prominent ISP WorldLink Communications has announced special relief for customers affected by the Bhotekoshi floods. The company has said that it will not interrupt the internet service of customers even if they fail to renew their packages during this time of emergency so that people can stay connected with their family and friends.
WorldLink said that the decision removes an additional financial burden on customers who are already hard hit by the floods.
WorldLink relief package for internet customers affected by Bhotekoshi flood
The ISP says that its internet service relief is available for customers in the Trishuli, Gajuri and Galchhi areas. These are the areas that have suffered devastation from the floods on August 26. According to the company, customers who are unable to pay their fees or those whose service is reaching expiration won’t see service disconnection.
Additionally, WorldLink says that those whose internet is set to expire will receive an additional five days of free service. You can also request for 3 day internet extension from the WorldLink app.
The ISP believes that this measure provides some relief to customers who have been displaced or affected by the floods.
Because of the floods, daily life has become perilous. In such times, internet and communication services become more important. WorldLink says that it’s making an effort to ensure service continuity for customers as people try hard to pull through the aftermath of the deadly floods.
