What UAE-based Nepali expats are saying as floods hit their homeland
Dubai: For Nepali expatriates living in the UAE, the first instinct after seeing images of floods and landslides tearing through their homeland was to reach for the phone and call home. For some, the call has brought relief, while for others, every unanswered call or delayed message brought fresh anxiety. As Nepal grapples with devastating floods and landslides that have caused deaths, injuries,…
Nepali expatriates living in the UAE are deeply concerned about the devastating floods and landslides that have struck their homeland, Nepal. Many have taken to phone calls, social media, and community networks to stay informed about the crisis and check on their families. The UAE government has responded with support, allocating $10 million through the UAE Aid Agency to provide humanitarian assistance.
This has brought comfort and hope to the Nepali expatriates, who share their gratitude for the UAE's solidarity during this difficult time.
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