The UN allocates €1.7 million in emergency aid for floods in northern Nepal
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Severe flooding triggered by the overflow of the Bhotekoshi River has resulted in 270 confirmed deaths in the Rasuwa district of northern Nepal, near the border with Tibet, China. The disaster occurred on Wednesday, prompting local authorities to escalate the official casualty count on Thursday.
In response to the humanitarian crisis, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has allocated two million dollars, equivalent to approximately 1.7 million euros, in emergency aid. This funding is intended to support relief operations for the affected populations in the northern region.
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