By BW Hotelier
LORDS HOTELS & Resorts distributed relief material in villages adjoining Kathmandu over May 20 and 21, 2015. The villages include Bella village, Kavre; Dhurpur Village, Pachkhal-II, Rani Pari village, and Labsi Bote Village. 175 packets of relief material, containing food, clothing and medicines, was distributed. The team lead by President of Lords Hotels Deepak Sethi.
Lords Hotels & Resorts has two properties in Nepal with both escaping the effects of the devastating earthquake with very minor damages. The aid which was distributed was purchased with donations pooled in by each member of Lords family spread over 22 different locations in India and Nepal. Mr Rishi Puri, Vice President of Lords Hotels & Resorts told BW Hotelier, ’It is a time of misery and grief in Nepal but I am proud of how our staff from all our properties donated overwhelmingly to collect this relief material. Instead of just expressing grief, it is better we do something for those who survived’.
The relief material was distributed in villages adjoining Kathmandu.
LORDS HOTELS & Resorts distributed relief material in villages adjoining Kathmandu over May 20 and 21, 2015. The villages include Bella village, Kavre; Dhurpur Village, Pachkhal-II, Rani Pari village, and Labsi Bote Village. 175 packets of relief material, containing food, clothing and medicines, was distributed. The team lead by President of Lords Hotels Deepak Sethi.
Lords Hotels & Resorts has two properties in Nepal with both escaping the effects of the devastating earthquake with very minor damages. The aid which was distributed was purchased with donations pooled in by each member of Lords family spread over 22 different locations in India and Nepal. Mr Rishi Puri, Vice President of Lords Hotels & Resorts told BW Hotelier, ’It is a time of misery and grief in Nepal but I am proud of how our staff from all our properties donated overwhelmingly to collect this relief material. Instead of just expressing grief, it is better we do something for those who survived’.
The relief material was distributed in villages adjoining Kathmandu.
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