In 2026, after flooding along Nepal's Bhotekoshi River, affected residents formed a queue for relief supplies around Battar in Nuwakot District. Local reporting published a photograph of people waiting for relief materials and described how damaged roads and bridges complicated deliveries toward Rasuwa.
This order was not for a festival or ordinary shopping, but for receiving goods needed after a disaster. At the distribution point, the schedules of those collecting, transporting and receiving aid converged. The inherited broad description is therefore narrowed to the directly documented flood-relief queue.