Nepal seeks global help for floods
Under the influence of the floods caused by an ice glacier collapse in Nepal, at least 633 people have been killed, with many others injured, and approximately 3,000 individuals remain missing, including many foreigners and pilgrims. There has also been widespread destruction of infrastructure, such as buildings, bridges, and power stations. Rescue efforts have been hampered by bad weather conditions. The Nepalese government estimates that around 4 to 5 billion dollars are needed for recovery and reconstruction. Currently, efforts are focused on evacuating and rescuing stranded individuals. Nepal has requested technical and logistical support from countries like India and China, which have dispatched relief materials and rescue teams to address the impacts of the disaster and to reopen transportation and communication routes.
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