US to give $3.6 mn humanitarian aid to Nepal
The United States has announced a humanitarian aid package of over $3.6 million to assist Nepal in the aftermath of devastating floods. The relief supplies, including up to three months of emergency food assistance for up to 10,000 affected households, demonstrate the US prioritization of Nepal's safety. Nepalese authorities have issued an urgent public safety warning following a surge in the Bhote Koshi River, urging residents to remain vigilant.
The death toll from the floods has risen to 675, with 2,418 individuals still missing or out of contact. Prime Minister Balen Shah declared a high state of alert, with search and rescue operations involving over 7,500 people and 18,708 security personnel deployed. International experts from India and China are also assisting in the relief efforts.
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