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United States provides $1.2 million to construct Regional Crisis Management Center in Nepal

KATHMANDU, Jan. 15 (Nepal Foreign Affairs)–The U.S. Embassy, in partnership with the Government of Nepal, broke ground on a $1.2 million Regional Crisis Management Center (RCMC) and warehouse on Friday

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