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Humanitarian crisis in Nepal: 'Aid must be rapid and appropriate'

Now31 August 2026 at 15:14

Nepal faces a humanitarian crisis that requires a rapid and appropriate response from the international community. The situation demands immediate prevention and control measures to avoid worsening conditions for the affected population.

Francisco George, a public health specialist, highlighted the essential measures to address this crisis, including vaccination against cholera and tetanus, ensuring access to clean water, promoting hygiene through the use of soap, basic sanitation, and proper waste collection.

The specialist highlighted that children under two years of age represent the most vulnerable group in this situation, requiring special attention in humanitarian interventions.

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