More Than 40 Tonnes of Emergency Relief Supplies Arrive in Nepal
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- Samaritan’s Purse sent more than 40 tonnes of emergency relief materials to Nepal for victims of the Rasuwa floods.
- The supplies include water filters, tarpaulins, blankets, hygiene kits and solar lights for 2,600 families.
More than 40 tonnes of emergency relief supplies sent by the US-based organisation Samaritan’s Purse have arrived in Kathmandu for victims of the Rasuwa floods.
The shipment includes water filters, tarpaulins, blankets, hygiene kits and solar lights. The materials are intended to assist 2,600 families.
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