Modi speaks to Balen, offers all assistance, India airlifts relief material
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke with Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah, expressing deep condolences for the devastating floods in Nepal and offering India's full humanitarian support. As a result, India transported approximately 10 tonnes of relief material, including medicines, blankets, shelters, and hygiene kits, via an Indian Air Force (IAF) aircraft.
The Indian Embassy in Nepal and China provided helpline numbers for affected Indian nationals, while the Nepal Tourism Board also listed contact information for stranded tourists.
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