Well-wishers in India can support Nepal’s relief and recovery efforts by donating through the link below:
🔗 Donate here:
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💳 Card payments are now accepted.
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The Nepali army has released video showing rescuers saving several people from the tunnel of a hydro power plant in Rasuwa. The footage shows survivors crawling through thick mud to reach rescuers.
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You can donate to Nepal flood relief via official PM relief link using @P2Pdotme & @goatdotcash - with USDC on @base
Select INR as your currency on one of these apps and select “FonePe” QR as your donation method.
Nepal PM relief fund donation link: https://t.co/5eFCg3dQQJ
cc : @binji_x
From helicopter to muddy ground, the Nepal Army kept pushing forward to save lives.
883 people rescued, including 350 trapped inside the Upper Trishuli Hydropower tunnel.
This is courage. This is humanity. This is the Nepal Army. 🇳🇵
Current visuals from the Rasuwa Hydropower Project show the Nepal Army rescuing two people alive after two days following the flash flood, while teams continue searching for many others still trapped inside.
'These are such distressing scenes. Such huge loss of life.'
Speaking to the media after confirming the UK will offer £5 million in emergency aid towards the floods in Nepal and Tibet, the PM vows to "be there for Nepal in their hour of need."
https://t.co/aLGHEeD20L
🇳🇵🇺🇸 About 90 Americans are still unaccounted for after flash floods tore through the Nepal-Tibet border.
A glacier collapse sent a wall of mud and water down the valleys on Wednesday, now hundreds are dead, and ntire villages, roads, and bridges are gone.
Search crews are still trying to reach people in the wreckage, with the State Department confirming 3 Americans have been rescued. No U.S. deaths reported so far.
A lot of the missing were pilgrims heading to Mount Kailash; including families, a mother and her 14-year-old daughter, and groups that lost contact after the water hit an immigration post in Tibet.
Right now their relatives are waiting for a phone to ring.
Source: NY Post / Writer: Val
A flood disaster on a staggering scale is unfolding in the Himalayas and there are grave fears for dozens of missing Australians. An ice avalanche triggered the emergency in Nepal's border region. It’s an area popular with tourists, close to Kathmandu and not far from Mount Everest.
Seeing huge rocks being swept away by the devastating floods is truly heartbreaking. To the people of Nepal, please stay safe and remain alert. I sincerely pray that God gives you all the strength and courage to get through this difficult time
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#Nepal#Floods
🇳🇵 As if Nepal wasn’t devastated enough, now there appear to be people STEALING from the dead...
Nepalese Police arrested 2 men caught taking earrings off bodies pulled from the mud, after the Bhote Koshi River surged and killed hundreds.
They were apparently digging through the debris, looking for valuables the victims' left behind.
Disgusting behavior. Throw away the f***ing key...
Source: onlinekhabar / Writers: Sol, Michael
🇨🇳🇳🇵 The mountain emptied a river onto the China-Nepal border, and Rasuwagadhi is gone.
A glacier-rock collapse sent the Lhende into the Bhotekoshi, destroying the bridge, port, and road to Tibet.
Hundreds are dead. More than 1,000 remain missing.
Rescue teams are flying in. Upstream, a debris lake is rising.
The Himalaya does not care about a Belt and Road plaque.
Writer: Lucas
Thank you, Apple, for standing with the people of Nepal and Tibet during this devastating time. Your support means a great deal to those affected. 🙏
May the relief and rebuilding efforts bring hope and strength to the affected families and communities.
jay Nepal 🇳🇵
Our thoughts are with all those affected by the tragic flash floods and mudslides in Nepal and Tibet. Apple is making a donation to support relief and rebuilding efforts on the ground.
Nepalis abroad and donors worldwide can now contribute directly to the Government of Nepal’s Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund (प्रधानमन्त्री दैवी प्रकोप उद्धर कोष) through a new online portal.
https://t.co/pXOqmtOzBI