Humanitarian aid arrives in areas devastated by floods in Nepal as rescue operations continue
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Humanitarian aid arrives in areas devastated by floods in Nepal as rescue operations continue

Correio da Manhã29 August 2026 at 12:44

Emergency teams continue to deliver humanitarian aid to communities hit by floods in Nepal, while rescue operations to remove survivors from the most affected areas are ongoing.

Transmitted images show the arrival of food and other essential goods in areas devastated by the floods.

Authorities are also proceeding with the evacuation of people to safe locations, trying to reach the most vulnerable populations in the hardest-hit regions.

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