Last Updated on September 8, 2026
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- Vianet Communications Ltd. donated Rs 20 lakh to the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund for victims of the Rasuwa floods.
- The company emphasizes its solidarity with affected individuals and communities during this crisis.
- Vianet’s contribution supports government-led relief efforts and aims to assist in recovery processes.
- The ISP expressed condolences to families who lost loved ones and acknowledged the efforts of responders and volunteers.
- Vianet affirms its commitment to supporting national humanitarian efforts during times of crisis, alongside other industry contributors like WorldLink.
Vianet Communications Ltd. has contributed Rs 20 lakh to the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund to support the ongoing relief and recovery efforts for the affected communities from the devastating flash floods in Rasuwa,
The ISP says that its fund contribution stands for its solidarity with the individuals, families and communities impacted by the disaster, and its commitment to supporting national humanitarian efforts during times of crisis.
Vianet supports Rasuwa flood victims
Vianet says that its contribution for Rasuwa flood victims will support government-led relief and recovery efforts aimed at providing assistance to those affected and supporting their recovery in the aftermath of the disaster.
The company has also extended its deepest condolences to the families who have lost their loved ones and expressed solidarity with everyone affected by the tragedy.
“The company also acknowledges and appreciates the tireless efforts of rescuers, responders, volunteers, security personnel, government agencies, and all those working on the ground to provide relief and assistance”, the ISP said in a press statement.
The company further added that during times of crisis, collective support and solidarity are essential. It has expressed that it stands with the people of Rasuwa and remains committed to supporting communities and contributing to national efforts when it matters most.
Before Vianet, WorldLink also supported the cause, showing collective solidarity from the industry during this time of natural crisis.
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