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Everyone at Arsenal is deeply saddened by the devastating floods in Nepal. Our thoughts are with all those affected, especially those who have lost loved ones.
The Arsenal Foundation is supporting relief efforts alongside Save the Children - find out how to make a donation 👇
Thank you UEFA
🤍 You are not alone, Nepal.
This week, flood victims will be honoured with a moment of silence ahead of all UEFA Champions League matches.
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UN launches $50m appeal to aid over 84,000 flood survivors in Nepal amid cholera risks and sanitation challenges — in pictures aje.news/83lscn
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The United States continues to deliver additional humanitarian and disaster response assistance to Nepal following the devastating August 26 Bhote Koshi floods in Rasuwa.
Today, two U.S. military cargo aircraft delivered 5,000 specialized disaster victim recovery supplies, 500 first aid kits, stretchers, and front-end loaders to support Nepal-led search, rescue, and recovery operations. The assistance responds directly to requests from the Government of Nepal and comes in addition to the $3.6 million in U.S. assistance already announced for the flood response.
This rapid delivery reflects the enduring U.S.-Nepal partnership and our shared commitment to helping affected communities through this disaster.
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More than 40 tons of emergency relief supplies from the American humanitarian organization Samaritan’s Purse arrived in Kathmandu to support communities affected by the devastating floods. The shipment includes enough water filters, tarps, blankets, hygiene kits, and solar lights to support 2600 families in flood-affected areas through local organizations working on the ground.
U.S. Embassy Nepal is closely coordinating with the Government of Nepal and numerous partners to deliver life-saving assistance that matches Nepal’s needs. 🇺🇸🇳🇵
ALT More than 40 tons of emergency relief supplies from the American humanitarian organization Samaritan’s Purse arrived in Kathmandu to support communities affected by the devastating floods.
ALT More than 40 tons of emergency relief supplies from the American humanitarian organization Samaritan’s Purse arrived in Kathmandu to support communities affected by the devastating floods.
ALT More than 40 tons of emergency relief supplies from the American humanitarian organization Samaritan’s Purse arrived in Kathmandu to support communities affected by the devastating floods.
ALT More than 40 tons of emergency relief supplies from the American humanitarian organization Samaritan’s Purse arrived in Kathmandu to support communities affected by the devastating floods.
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Our hearts are with the people of Nepal and the Tibet border region after this week’s catastrophic floods.
Starlink is ready to deploy kits and provide free service to support the Government of Nepal and humanitarian partners as soon as we are allowed.
When roads, bridges, and cell networks are gone, Starlink communication has proved time and time again to be vital — for rescue teams coordinating searches, medical teams treating the injured, and families trying to reach those still missing. With a power source and clear view of the sky, a Starlink kit can provide high-speed, low-latency internet within minutes of unboxing.
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अनमोलको आँटले जोगियो वीरेन्द्र सभागृह annapurnapost.com/story/4860…
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CDO- Chhabi Rijal who ordered the use of guns today and is being held responsible by the public is attempting to leave the country with his family. Spread the news!! He will likely goto the airport and go to india.
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Protesters have a right to peacefully protest and express their frustration and outrage against corruption and the government’s restriction on the right to freedom of expression including the social media ban in Nepal.
Amnesty calls for the immediate de-escalation of the situation and urges the government to adopt a rights-respecting approach in the policing of protests.
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Gen Z protesters in Nepal took to the streets on Monday against corruption and a ban on 26 social media platforms. At least 14 people were killed.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The protest was against the corruption and not the social media ban. The government is trying to change the narrative of the protest.
kathmandupost.com/visual-stories…
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When choosing the destination, consider time, budget, your own physical condition, and research and respect the place, its culture and customs.
Here are 10 recommendations from Ghumante:
nepalitimes.com/here-now/the…