Real Madrid, Malaga Honour Nepal, Tibet Flood Victims With Minute’s Silence And Black Armbands At Bernabeu | Video
Madrid: Football clubs Real Madrid and Malaga observed a minute's silence before their La Liga match at the Santiago Bernabeu on Sunday as a mark of respect for the victims of the devastating floods in Nepal and Tibet. Expressing solidarity with those affected by the disaster, Real Madrid's social media team posted on X, "A minute of silence at the Bernabeu, in memory of the victims of the…
Real Madrid and Malaga paid tribute to victims of the devastating floods in Nepal and Tibet before their La Liga match at the Santiago Bernabeu. The clubs observed a minute's silence and players wore black armbands in solidarity with those affected. According to Nepal Police, the death toll has risen to 788, with the highest fatalities in Chitwan (264) and Nawalparasi East (194).
As of 1 PM, 2,502 people remain missing, with 933 being hydropower project workers, 592 foreign nationals, and 127 Nepali citizens traveling with foreign groups. India has sent relief materials, including 68.5 tonnes of supplies and tunnel experts, to the flood-hit region, while 20,000 security personnel have been deployed, resulting in 8,730 total rescues.
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