Help Deceased Man Bahadur Thapa's Family
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In the search for bread and butter for the family, Man Bahadur Thapa was forced to migrate from a small village named Udaipur in the Western region of Nepal to a city like Pune. He worked relentlessly for last 15 years in the bustling Fashion Street selling Jackets and apparels to provide his family a reasonable living and to shape the future of the children.
It was his hard work that the children Sarita age 13, Babita age 11 and Shweta age 3 are studying in Pune Women's school. The girls are doing fairly well in the school but are left in the dilemma of survival in a city like Pune.
In the search for bread and butter for the family, Man Bahadur Thapa was forced to migrate from a small village named Udaipur in the Western region of Nepal to a city like Pune. He worked relentlessly for last 15 years in the bustling Fashion Street selling Jackets and apparels to provide his family a reasonable living and to shape the future of the children.
It was his hard work that the children Sarita age 13, Babita age 11 and Shweta age 3 are studying in Pune Women's school. The girls are doing fairly well in the school but are left in the dilemma of survival in a city like Pune.
Most of their savings of the family were burnt for the treatment of the malignant disease like cancer. All the possible efforts were made to save the life of Man Bahadur Thapa but in vain. On 15/12/2014, Man Bahadur Thapa lost his battle to cancer and passed away, he's survived by his wife Manmaya and his three daughters.
The family is facing emotional, personal and financial loss and they have been struggling since. It's been one and a half years since Man Bahadur Thapa's demise and now the family is facing a heavy financial shortage, they have used up insurance and savings to pay out loans and debts and they need a minimum of 15 lakhs to pay out the loan against the house.
In this time of urgent need we look forward to the people who could come for the support of this helpless family.
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