'Nepal, you are not alone': Sonu Sood visits flood victims, vows continued relief with food and blankets
Sonu Sood has stepped in to lend a hand to Nepal in the wake of the catastrophic floods that have swept through the country, leaving a trail of grief and destruction. With countless families mourning losses and many still awaiting news of missing loved ones, the actor made his way to the flood-hit region to extend support and be present with those affected. 'We escaped by hours': Indian expats in…
Indian actor Sonu Sood has traveled to Nepal to aid those affected by devastating floods, pledging ongoing assistance with food and blankets. The floods have claimed nearly 940 lives and left over 3,900 people unaccounted for, including 592 foreign nationals. Sood expressed solidarity with the nation, stating that while many have lost homes and families, together they will help Nepal rebuild.
His visit involved distributing supplies gathered from India and connecting with survivors to understand ongoing needs. Bollywood stars like Manisha Koirala and Sunita Ahuja have also called for international aid. Nepal's National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority has reported the grim toll, and search and rescue efforts continue.
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