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- The third UAE relief plane arrived in Kathmandu carrying a search and rescue team for flood and landslide victims.
- The assistance supports Nepal after disasters left dozens dead, injured or missing and caused extensive damage.
- The article calls for continued international help for the Nepalese government and people.
The United Arab Emirates has continued sending urgent humanitarian assistance to Nepal after floods and landslides left dozens dead, injured or missing and caused extensive damage.
The third UAE relief plane arrived in Kathmandu carrying a search and rescue team, according to a report cited by Gulf Today.
The article praises the UAE leadership’s response and says Nepal is facing a difficult period. It also calls on the wider world to help the Nepalese government and people cope with natural disasters.
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