US Promises US$500,000 in Aid After ‘Devastating’ Nepal Floods
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The United States will provide half a million dollars to aid flood victims in Nepal, the State Department announced. Authorities are trying to locate Americans who may have been affected by the natural disaster.
The U.S. government has expressed its condolences to the victims of the deadly floods in Nepal. The country also pledged $500,000 (nearly €429,000) in emergency aid, the State Department announced.
The US expresses its condolences on the floods in Nepal, and announces 500 thousand dollars of emergency aid.
The United States spends $500,000 in emergency aid in Nepal. "We will provide 500. (ANSA)
The United States has expressed its deepest condolences over the tragic flash floods in Nepal and pledged $500,000 in emergency aid to the country. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed solidarity with the Nepalese people, while Washington is sending a special adviser to the affected area.
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