Nepal Floods Deaths
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India Highlights Nepal's "Request" After Kathmandu Says No To Foreign Help
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Friday that, on Nepal's "request", India is also preparing additional humanitarian assistance, including medical support, engineering teams and equipment to help restore damaged infrastructure.
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1 Indian, 2 Chinese Workers Killed In Flood In Nepal
An Indian and two Chinese workers were killed after being swept away by the flood in central Nepal's Sindhupalchok district, an official said on Thursday.
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Nepal To Distribute Rs 1.25 Billion Relief Aid To Flood-Hit Farmers
Nepal will distribute a whopping Rs 1.25 billion relief package to farmers in 30 districts who lost their crops due to flooding and landslides triggered by heavy rainfall in the country, officials said.
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Number Of Dead In Nepal Flood Now 120; Six Million Affected
The number of those dead from widespread flooding and landslides in Nepal today climbed to 120 with nearly 35 people still unaccounted for and over six million affected by incessant rainfall across the Himalayan country.
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India Highlights Nepal's "Request" After Kathmandu Says No To Foreign Help
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Friday that, on Nepal's "request", India is also preparing additional humanitarian assistance, including medical support, engineering teams and equipment to help restore damaged infrastructure.
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1 Indian, 2 Chinese Workers Killed In Flood In Nepal
An Indian and two Chinese workers were killed after being swept away by the flood in central Nepal's Sindhupalchok district, an official said on Thursday.
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Nepal To Distribute Rs 1.25 Billion Relief Aid To Flood-Hit Farmers
Nepal will distribute a whopping Rs 1.25 billion relief package to farmers in 30 districts who lost their crops due to flooding and landslides triggered by heavy rainfall in the country, officials said.
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Number Of Dead In Nepal Flood Now 120; Six Million Affected
The number of those dead from widespread flooding and landslides in Nepal today climbed to 120 with nearly 35 people still unaccounted for and over six million affected by incessant rainfall across the Himalayan country.
