The floods that occurred in Nepal on August 26 caused destruction along a 72-kilometer stretch, destroying roads and bridges in the affected region. The impact of the floods was significant, compromising transportation infrastructure and access to various communities.
The United Nations decided to increase its aid to 2.15 million dollars to address the emergency. This amount represents a significant reinforcement of humanitarian assistance efforts directed at the populations affected by the floods.
The Nepali government is working together with the UN in the response to the crisis. The two entities are preparing a four-month emergency humanitarian appeal, which aims to mobilize additional resources to support affected communities and mitigate the effects of the catastrophe.
