Nepal demands $20M in climate compensation after floods leave more than 6,000 people dead or missing
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Nepal is preparing to use a new study on the massive floods and landslides in August to secure tens of millions of dollars in compensation from the United Nations' climate damage fund.
Nepal demands $20M in climate compensation after floods leave more than 6,000 people dead or missing
In the aftermath of catastrophic flooding in mountain communities, Nepal is pursuing $20 million in climate compensation, pointing fingers at countries they hold responsible for global warming.
New scientific research links the disaster to global warming. The article Nepal: Claiming compensation from the UN for recent deadly floods appeared first on Documento.
KATHMANDU: Nepal's disaster management authority on Wednesday updated the number of victims reported missing following the flash flood tragedy on August 26 to 6,150 people after data collection and re-verification processes were carried out in the affected areas. The sharp rise marked an increase over the 5,179 missing victims reported a day earlier across the county...
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