UN mobilizes aid for flood victims in Nepal and China
The United Nations confirmed that its international efforts are ongoing to assist the victims of the devastating floods that struck Nepal and China. UN Secretary-General António Guterres explained that the organization is mobilizing supplies and humanitarian teams to support national efforts in providing emergency aid and relief. A donation of two million dollars has been allocated from the Central Emergency Response Fund to supply emergency medical care, shelter, and water to those affected by the disaster. The UN Resident Coordinator in Nepal, Lila Peters, reported that 359 people have died, 73 have been hospitalized, and 910 remain missing, including 517 foreigners. The suffering has worsened in the affected provinces of Krasow, Nuwakot, and Dading, where families are facing significant challenges amid displacement and the disruption of basic services.
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