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रसुवाका बाढीपीडितका लागि अमेरिकी संस्थाद्वारा ४० टन राहत सामग्री सहयोग

अमेरिकी मानवीय संस्था 'समरिटन्स पर्स' ले रसुवाका बाढीपीडित समुदायको सहयोगका लागि ४० टनभन्दा बढी आपतकालीन राहत सामग्री काठमाडौं पठाएको छ। भोटेकोशी बाढीबाट प्रभावित २,६०० परिवारलाई वितरण गरिने उक्त सामग्रीहरूमा वाटर फिल्टर, त्रिपाल, कम्बल, सरसफाइ किट र सोलार लाइटहरू रहेका छन्। काठमाडौंस्थित अमेरिकी दूतावासका अनुसार यो सहयोगले बाढी प्रभावित क्षेत्रमा तत्काल राहत पुर्‍याउने लक्ष्य राखेको छ।

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Samaritan’s Purse Sends 40 Tonnes of Relief to Rasuwa

More than 40 tonnes of Samaritan’s Purse relief supplies have reached Kathmandu to support around 2,600 flood-affected families in Rasuwa.

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  1. US Humanitarian Aid Arrives for Flood Victims

    Kathmandu. More than 40 tons of emergency relief supplies provided by the United States humanitarian organization Samaritans Purse for communities...

    Ratopati (English) logoRatopati (English)Privatestory4 publishers

  2. Over 40 tons of relief supplies provided by US-based organisation arrive

    By TRN Online, Kathmandu, Sept 2: More than 40 tons of emergency relief supplies from the American humanitarian organiza...

    The Rising Nepal logoThe Rising NepalStatenews4 publishers

  3. Rasuwa flood: US donates 40 tons of emergency relief supplies

    KATHMANDU: More than 40 tons of emergency relief supplies provided by the US humanitarian organization Samaritan’s Purse to support communities affected by the Bhotekoshi floods have arrived in Kathmandu. The US Embassy in Kathmandu said the shipment include water filters, tarpaulins, blankets, sanitation kits and solar lights. The assistance will be distributed to 2,600 families […]

    Khabarhub (English) logoKhabarhub (English)Private4 publishers
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