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Nepal flood: NZ pledges $2 million in humanitarian assistance, search for Kiwis ongoing

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The New Zealand government has pledged $2 million in humanitarian assistance to support recovery efforts following severe flooding in Nepal. The funding is intended to provide essential aid to those affected by the natural disaster as the country manages the aftermath of the extreme weather event.

Simultaneously, search and rescue operations remain underway for missing New Zealand citizens. The brother of a missing national, Suhasini Reddy, has stated that she did not cross the border and is believed to have been in the vicinity of a checkpoint when the flooding occurred.

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