India Dispatches 10 Tonnes of Relief Material, Essential Medicines to Support Nepal's Response to Devastating Floods
India sent 10 tonnes of aid and medicines as at least 95 people were confirmed dead and rescue teams searched for the missing.
- On Wednesday, India dispatched 10 tonnes of humanitarian aid and essential medicines to Nepal after flash floods killed at least 95 people across the Himalayan nation.
- A sudden flash flood surged through the Bhote Koshi River on Wednesday, washing away homes and infrastructure in Rasuwa and adjoining districts, including a 42-kilometre stretch connecting Betrawati with the Rasuwagadhi border crossing.
- Authorities are working to trace 291 foreign nationals, including 105 Indians, reported missing following the disaster, though the Nepal Tourism Board noted these figures remain preliminary pending verification.
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke with Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah on Wednesday to convey condolences, while the Indian Embassy coordinates with local authorities to facilitate rescue efforts for affected citizens.
- The Indian Air Force has placed transport aircraft on standby for further relief operations, and the Indian Embassy provided emergency contact numbers including +977 985 131 6807 and +977 970 910 7500 for nationals seeking assistance.
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The floods in Nepal have caused massive devastation. India has fulfilled its duty as a good neighbor during this difficult time. India has sent the first shipment of relief supplies to Nepal via an Indian Air Force aircraft. The relief supplies include tents, blankets, hygiene kits, solar lamps, and medicines.
India dispatches 10 tonnes of relief material, essential medicines to support Nepals response to devastating floods - The Tribune
Expressing solidarity with India's neighbour amid the disaster, the EAM stated, "Our thoughts are with the bereaved families and all those affected. In face of this challenge, India stands with Nepal and its people."
India dispatches 10 tonnes of relief material, essential medicines to support Nepal's response to devastating floods
Expressing solidarity with India's neighbour amid the disaster, the EAM stated, "Our thoughts are with the bereaved families and all those affected. In face of this challenge, India stands with Nepal and its people."
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