Global sports community rallies in solidarity with flood-stricken Nepal
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At a glance
- Following catastrophic floods in Nepal, the global sports community has sent messages of sympathy and solidarity.
- Major European football clubs like FC Barcelona and Atlรฉtico Madrid, along with Indian IPL franchises, have offered support and tributes.
- Athletes and sporting organizations worldwide have also shared messages of prayer and support for the flood-affected citizens of Nepal.
The global sports community has united in expressing solidarity with Nepal following the devastating floods that ravaged the Bhotekoshi River in Rasuwa, causing immense loss of life and property across several districts.
Leading European football clubs, including La Liga champions FC Barcelona and Atlรฉtico Madrid, have shared messages of sympathy on social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram. FC Barcelona paid tribute to rescue and relief efforts and observed a moment of silence before their match against Athletic Club. Atlรฉtico Madrid conveyed deep sorrow for affected families, sending a message of strength to Nepal.
Indian Premier League (IPL) franchises have also demonstrated significant concern. Rajasthan Royals, Chennai Super Kings, Kolkata Knight Riders, and Sunrisers Hyderabad have all posted messages of sympathy, support, and solidarity with Nepal's flood-affected citizens. Kolkata Knight Riders specifically saluted the security personnel involved in the rescue operations.
Beyond football and cricket, numerous athletes and international sporting organizations have extended their prayers and support to Nepal. These widespread expressions of solidarity highlight the interconnectedness of the global sports world and its capacity to offer comfort during times of crisis. The floods have caused widespread destruction, with hundreds confirmed dead and many still missing.
Stay strong, Nepal.
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