Nepal Army's Search and Rescue Operations Continue in Affected Areas Including Rasuwa, 3,997 People Rescued by Air
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Humanitarian aid workers must travel for hours along steep, muddy roads to reach communities affected by the floods in Nepal. Upon arrival, they find dozens of displaced people, many of them children, relocated to temporary shelters, some of them without knowing what happened to their relatives.
ANNFSU Flood Relief Campaign Conducted in Rasuwa District
6th September 2026, Kathmandu The All Nepal National Free Students’ Union (ANNFSU) has executed a humanitarian relief campaign providing essential supplies to families and local authorities affected by recent floods and landslides across Rasuwa district. ANNFSU Flood Relief Campaign Conducted Relief Distribution in Naukunda and Uttargaya Direct Family Assistance: An ANNFSU team distributed essential relief […] The post ANNFSU Conducts Flood Reli…
Search and rescue operations in the border crossing area and flooded hydropower plants continue 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Rescue operations will continue at the hydroelectric power plants. Nepal's prime minister will address the UN at the end of the month.
Kathmandu. The Nepal Army has continued search and rescue, relief, road and bridge operations, and emergency treatment in various flood and landslide-affected areas, including Rasuwa. According to the Nepal Army, 39 civilians have been rescued by air as of 7 pm on Saturday. Two of those rescued on Saturday are foreign nationals. One of them is an American […]
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