Plan International reaches 12,493 people with flood relief
Summary
Plan International Nepal has provided humanitarian assistance to 12,493 people affected by devastating floods across Nepal, including safe drinking water, food, shelter kits and support for children. The response has focused on Nuwakot, Rasuwa and surrounding areas, with recovery efforts now shifting toward restoring services and returning children to learning.
Key Points
- Plan International Nepal says it has reached 12,493 people, including 4,202 children, with flood relief after the recent disasters in Nepal.
- More than 140,000 litres of safe drinking water, along with repaired water systems, hygiene kits, food, kitchen kits and shelter kits, have been distributed.
- The organisation has set up child-friendly spaces, provided psychosocial support and supported temporary learning centres and schools.
- Plan International Nepal is working with local governments, the Nepal Red Cross Society, UN agencies and other partners on recovery efforts.
