Nepal floods trigger international aid and rescue operations, with India and global partners sending relief to Rasuwa
A massive flood in Nepal's Rasuwa district triggered immediate rescue operations by the Nepali Army and local authorities. India and several international partners, including Sri Lanka, Malaysia, and the World Bank, launched aid efforts, sending over 47.5 tonnes of relief supplies and helicopters to assist victims. The disaster has drawn global attention and solidarity from political leaders and humanitarian organizations.
Timelines
Sources
Nepal floods: India sends 37.5 tonnes of relief to Nepal WION
Mamdani expresses solidarity with Nepali, Tibetan New Yorkers amid flooding along Nepal-China border Press Trust of India
Sri Lanka extends USD 1 million in assistance to Nepal after flash floods Press Trust of India
Telangana government continues assistance for victims affected by Nepal floods ANI News
Second consignment of 37.5 tonnes HADR aid reaches flood-hit Nepal; India sends 47.5 tonnes of relief material in total ANI News
Nepali Army Rescues Flood Victims Al Arabiya English
Jharkhand: Nepali community in Jamshedpur collects relief materials for Nepal floods Press Trust of India
Nepal floods: Over 40 private helicopter flights ferry relief from Kathmandu Press Trust of India
Mamata expresses solidarity with Nepal flood victims, hopes for safe return of those missing Press Trust of India
India sends more relief supplies to flood-hit Nepal Press Trust of India
India Sends Aid Flight to Flood-Hit Nepal Al Arabiya English
Nepal floods: India sends second flight with 37.5 tonnes of relief supplies The Statesman
Tharoor in Kathmandu voices concern over Nepal flash floods, supports India's relief aid Press Trust of India
Search and rescue operations continue with the support of helicopters and unmanned aircraft/drone for ...
India's armed forces have repeatedly aided nations facing distress. These missions showcase rapid mobilization and response capabilities. From natural disasters to evacuations, India acts as a first responder. The nation has demonstrated power projection and humanitarian assistance. These operations highlight India's global role and commitment.
KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister, Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim, has directed relevant authorities to immediately coordinate efforts for follow-up aid in response to the devastating floods that have hit Nepal and several areas in India.
Defence minister: Malaysia ready to deploy humanitarian aid to flood-hit Nepal Malay Mail
Nepal deploys rescuers after massive flood Borneo Bulletin
India sends first tranche of relief materials to Nepal Press Trust of India
World Bank pledges NRs 25 billion assistance to flood-hit Nepal Press Trust of India
India coordinating with Nepal for rescue, relief of nationals hit by flash flood Press Trust of India
India dispatches 10 tonnes of HADR assistance, essential medicines to support Nepal: EAM Jaishankar The Statesman
Nepal Floods: RSP's Kharel thanks India, says assistance from neighbours 'significant, essential' ANI News
India dispatches 10 tonnes of relief material, essential medicines to support Nepal's response to devastating floods ANI News
A massive flood in Nepal’s Rasuwa district has prompted the deployment of rescuers. Learn about the damage to infrastructure and ongoing relief efforts. Read More: https://punchng.com/nepal-deploys-rescuers-after-massive-flood/
Nepal deploys rescuers after massive flood Arab News
Rasuwa Current Condition: Massive Destruction After Sudden Tibetan Flood Hits Bhote Koshi: Emergency Rescues Underway The Himalayan Times
Rasuwa flood: Security forces, helicopters mobilised for rescue The Himalayan Times