हे पशुपतिनाथ,प्रकृतिसँग लडिरहेको मेरो देश नेपाल र नेपालीहरूको रक्षा गरिदिनुहोस्।
हरेक नेपालीलाई सुरक्षित राख्नुहोस्, नेपाल र नेपालीहरू लाई आफ्नो कृपाको छायाँमा राख्नुहोस् । 🤲ॐ
Sri Lanka will provide US$1 million in humanitarian assistance to Nepal following devastating floods and landslides that have caused deaths, displacement and widespread destruction.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said President Anura Kumara Disanayaka has directed the government to make the financial contribution to support Nepal’s ongoing humanitarian and relief efforts.
President Disanayaka expressed his sorrow over the loss of lives and suffering caused by the disaster and conveyed condolences on behalf of the government and people of Sri Lanka, particularly to families who have lost loved ones.
The President also highlighted the longstanding friendship between Sri Lanka and Nepal, saying the assistance is intended to support immediate relief and humanitarian assistance for communities affected by the floods and landslides.
Foreign Minister Vijitha Herath also spoke with his Nepalese counterpart Shisir Khanal earlier on Thursday, conveying Sri Lanka’s condolences, support and solidarity with Nepal.
The Foreign Ministry said Sri Lanka would remain closely engaged with Nepal and continue exploring further ways to contribute to relief and recovery efforts. (Newswire)
Responding to the flash flood and mudslide in bordering Nepal-China, @WHONepal has mobilized and dispatched essential emergency medical supplies, including medicines and multipurpose tents to support continued delivery of health services.
Our office there is working closely with Nepalese authorities and other partners to identify further needs.
I thank everyone involved in this response, especially those working on the ground despite the challenging situations.
Sri Lanka will provide US$1 million in humanitarian assistance to Nepal following devastating floods and landslides that have caused deaths, displacement and widespread destruction.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said President Anura Kumara Disanayaka has directed the government to make the financial contribution to support Nepal’s ongoing humanitarian and relief efforts.
At least 17,000 children have been impacted by the devastating flash floods that tore through Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading districts in Nepal on 26 August.
With partners, UNICEF is scaling up life-saving support across health, nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), education, child protection and social protection.
Donate to support children in Nepal: https://t.co/tE9zg5qUyV
The flash floods along Nepal’s Bhotekoshi River are absolutely devastating.
Canadians are thinking of all those in distress right now, those who have lost a loved one, and all those who are still waiting for answers.
Our government is closely following the situation and asking all Canadians in the region to register with the ROCA system as soon as possible.
As rescue efforts continue, Canada stands ready to provide support.
Like many across Brampton East, I’m closely following the devastating floods in Nepal. My heart breaks for the Canadians still missing, including members of our own community.
My thoughts are with their loved ones and all those waiting for answers. We are hoping for their safe return.
Canadian consular officials are closely engaged and providing assistance. Impacted families can contact Global Affairs Canada’s 24/7 Emergency Watch and Response Centre at +1 613-996-8885
At 8.37am local time on Wednesday, a 4.4-magnitude earthquake was recorded on the border of Nepal and Tibet.
It was a shock wave created when a 50-acre chunk of glacier fell nearly 4,000ft to a Himalayan valley floor, scouring the mountain face of Langtang Lirung, and triggering an avalanche.
@sarahknapton looks at how a 50-acre chunk of glacier unleashed destruction on Nepal ⤵️
https://t.co/wAKxw6wqDv
Today, while I was in Nuwakot, I realized why I could never truly think of leaving Nepal. There is no greater joy than standing by your country and helping when it needs you the most.
Berdukacita menerima perkhabaran mengenai bencana banjir kilat yang mengakibatkan kemusnahan besar di daerah Rasuwa, Nepal.
Saya juga amat terkesan apabila dimaklumkan oleh Kementerian Luar Negeri (KLN) bahawa 54 rakyat Malaysia masih belum dapat dihubungi setakat ini dan usaha mengesan serta mendapatkan perkembangan mengenai keadaan mereka sedang giat dilakukan.
Kedutaan Besar Malaysia di Kathmandu kini bekerjasama rapat dengan pihak berkuasa Nepal serta agensi berkaitan. Pegawai dari Suruhanjaya Tinggi Malaysia di Dhaka, Bangladesh juga sedang digerakkan bagi membantu memperkukuh penyelarasan di lapangan.
Kerajaan MADANI menerusi KLN akan terus memantau perkembangan ini dengan teliti dan menggembleng segala ikhtiar yang diperlukan bagi memastikan keselamatan serta kebajikan rakyat Malaysia yang terjejas diberi keutamaan.
Saya menyeru seluruh rakyat Malaysia untuk bersama-sama mendoakan agar kesemua mereka segera ditemui dalam keadaan selamat dan segala usaha mencari serta menyelamat dipermudahkan. Insya-Allah.
ANWAR IBRAHIM
Foto: EPA
🚨El reciente desastre natural que afectó a Syabrubesi ha tenido consecuencias devastadoras, como se puede observar en el video. Nos enfrentamos a un acontecimiento que ha alterado profundamente la vida de sus habitantes. #Nepal
La comunidad local está comenzando a evaluar los daños causados por la inundación y a tomar medidas para la recuperación. Esta situación requiere atención inmediata y una respuesta coordinada para mitigar las pérdidas y asistir a quienes lo han perdido todo.
#China #Tibet
Sri Lanka Extends US$ 1 Million Humanitarian Assistance to Nepal.
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In a demonstration of Sri Lanka’s solidarity with the people of Nepal following the devastating floods and landslides that have caused loss of life, displacement and widespread destruction, His Excellency President Anura Kumara Dissanayaka has directed the Government to provide a financial contribution of US$ 1 million to Nepal to support its ongoing humanitarian and relief efforts.
@MFA_SriLanka@anuradisanayake@SLinKathmandu@HMVijithaHerath
The President expressed his deep sorrow at the tragic loss of lives and the suffering caused by the disaster, and conveyed the heartfelt condolences of the Government and people of Sri Lanka to the Government and people of Nepal, particularly to the families who have lost their loved ones.
Recalling the close and longstanding bonds of friendship and solidarity between Sri Lanka and Nepal, the President emphasized that Sri Lanka stands firmly with the people of Nepal in this hour of need. The financial contribution is intended to support immediate relief and humanitarian assistance to communities affected by the floods and landslides.
Earlier this morning, Foreign Minister Vijitha Herath spoke with his Nepalese counterpart Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal, conveying Sri Lanka’s condolences, steadfast support and solidarity with Nepal.
The Government of Sri Lanka will remain engaged closely with the Government of Nepal and continue to explore appropriate avenues through which Sri Lanka can contribute to the relief and recovery efforts.
President Trump calls the deadly flooding in Nepal a “terrible thing” and says the U.S. has offered the country “any help that they need.”
“We are sending aid and we’ve spoken to the leadership and we’ve let them know anything they want, we’ll have,” Trump says.