India Sends Additional 11 Tons of Relief Materials to Flood-Affected Nepal
Summary
India has sent an additional 11 tons of relief materials to flood-affected Nepal, including medicines, tents, hygiene kits and sleeping bags. The latest aid comes as rescue and recovery efforts continue after the deadly flash floods that hit Rasuwa and other areas.
Key Points
- India dispatched an additional 11 tons of relief supplies to Nepal on Saturday as part of its ongoing response to the flood disaster.
- External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar said India will continue supporting Nepal’s recovery under its Neighborhood First policy.
- Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle thanked India for its assistance during a meeting with Jaishankar in New Delhi and discussed expanding bilateral cooperation.
- India has sent multiple aid flights since August 26, including rescue equipment, forensic materials and medical supplies for operations in Rasuwa.
