Nepal PM Balendra Shah Visits Flood-Hit Nuwakot, Reviews Search and Rescue Operations
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Nepal PM details flood rescue op: 573 airlifted, over 13,000 personnel deployed
Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah said 573 people were rescued in 69 air flights as flood operations intensified. The government has deployed 13,295 personnel, opened relief camps and moved funds and supplies into affected districts.
After surveying flood-affected areas in Nepal, Balen Shah said the situation remains challenging. The government has prioritized rescue and relief operations and the search for missing people.
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Nepal PM Balendra Shah visits flood-hit Nuwakot, reviews search and rescue operations
Prime Minister of Nepal Balendra "Balen" Shah on Thursday visited the Army Training Centre at Battar Bazar in flood-affected Nuwakot district to take stock of the prevailing situation and review ongoing search and rescue efforts following the devastating flash floods that have caused widespread destruction across the country.
Kathmandu. Prime Minister Balen Shah has held an emergency meeting with the Chief Secretary of the Government of Nepal and the secretaries of the relevant ministries on the national crisis, relief and rescue caused by the severe floods in Bhotekoshi, Rasuwa. Immediately after returning from an on-site inspection of the flood-affected Bidur area of Nuwakot, Prime Minister Shah has called a high-level meeting at the Office of the Prime Minister an…
About 3,000 military personnel were mobilized to assist in the search, according to authorities
Prime Minister Balendra Shah visits flood-hit Bidur, Nuwakot, to assess damage & review rescue, relief, rehabilitation and infrastructure restoration.
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