Trump Says U.S. Has Offered Aid to Nepal Following Devastating Floods
- The United States pledged US$500,000 in emergency aid and deployed a disaster response advisor following deadly flash floods in Nepal's Rasuwa district.
- US Under Secretary of State Allison M Hooker spoke with Nepal's Foreign Minister about search-and-rescue efforts and confirmed assistance for missing US nationals.
- The World Health Organization sent emergency medical supplies, including medicines and multipurpose tents, to Nepal to support health services after the floods.
- King Charles III of the United Kingdom expressed sympathy for victims and families affected by the Nepal-China border flooding and offered support for relief and recovery efforts.
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US Deploys Aid of $500,000; WHO Extends Support to Nepal Amid Flash Floods
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. US Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Allison M Hooker said she spoke with Nepal's Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal about the ongoing search-and-rescue efforts, including urgent efforts to locate missing US citizens. World News | US Deploys Aid of $500,000; WHO Extends Support to Nepal Amid Flash Floods.
US deploys aid of $500,000; WHO extends support to Nepal amid flash floods - The Tribune
US Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Allison M Hooker said she spoke with Nepal's Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal about the ongoing search-and-rescue efforts, including urgent efforts to locate missing US citizens.
Nepal-Tibet flash flood: US pledges $500,000 aid after ‘devastating floods’ claim 165+ lives; 63 US citizens missing
The US has pledged $500,000 in aid to Nepal to support rescue and relief operations after devastating floods that caused heavy casualties and widespread destruction. Latest reports say 177 Indian and 63 US citizens are among the thousands still missing.
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.
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