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European Union allocates two million euros in humanitarian aid to Nepal

CNN Portugal28 August 2026 at 14:48

The European Union announced the provision of two million euros in humanitarian aid to Nepal. The funding will be specifically aimed at helping people affected by the flooding that hit the country during this week. This action represents an international effort to support communities harmed by the natural disaster. The financial contribution aims to provide immediate assistance to populations affected by the floods in Nepal.

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