United Traders Syndicate (UTS), Toyota’s authorised distributor in Nepal, has contributed Rs 3 crore to the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund.
The contribution was made in coordination with Toyota Motor Asia and Toyota Tsusho Asia Pacific. It is intended to support relief and rehabilitation work for people and communities affected by natural disasters.
Support for disaster response
UTS said the contribution reflects Toyota Group’s continued cooperation with Nepal. The company also said the initiative is aimed at standing with Nepali communities during difficult periods and supporting a safer, more resilient future.
The donation is a corporate social responsibility initiative. It does not involve a new Toyota vehicle launch, price change or customer offer in Nepal.
How this developed
1 updateNADA coordinates relief for flood-affected auto sector
NADA Automobiles Association of Nepal is coordinating relief efforts for auto businesses affected by recent floods in areas like Bhote Koshi. The floods have damaged vehicles at customs points and other locations, with some vehicles missing. NADA is collecting detailed damage reports from affected businesses to facilitate necessary assistance. They are working with government bodies, insurance companies, and financial institutions to address the needs of the impacted businesses.
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