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EU sends humanitarian plane to Nepal with 82 tons of essential goods

RTP Notícias4 September 2026 at 14:30

The European Union sent a humanitarian plane to Nepal with 82 tons of essential goods. The aid was sent today and aims to support the population affected by some emergency situation in the country.

In addition to the essential goods transported on the plane, the European Union made available an additional 500 thousand euros in humanitarian aid. This additional amount aims to finance and reinforce the emergency teams that are on the ground.

The humanitarian aid operation demonstrates the European Union's commitment to responding to international crisis situations, providing both material and financial resources to support populations in need.

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