United States Sends $3.6 Million in Humanitarian Aid to Nepal Following Floods

The United States announced the mobilization of over USD 3.6 million in humanitarian aid for Nepal following the flood, according to Asian News International. The aid includes emergency food supplies to cover up to three months for 10,000 households affected by the Bhotekoshi river flooding. Infobae reported that search efforts continue in isolated areas due to damage to roads and bridges. Aktuality reported that the number of casualties has risen to 682, with thousands still missing. Other sources, such as Asian News International and the Malay Mail, did not specify the exact casualty count. The amount of the aid was consistently reported as $3.6 million across most sources, with slight variations in phrasing, including USD 3.6 million, US$3.6m, and $3.6M.