The Elements donates Rs 400,000 to flood victims
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- Nepalese indie band The Elements donated Rs 400,000 to the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund.
- The band said the money could provide support to flood victims, though it cannot restore lost lives or rebuild destroyed homes immediately.
Indie band The Elements has donated Rs 400,000 to Nepal’s Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund for people affected by floods.
The band deposited the contribution on August 31 in Kathmandu. It said the money could offer some support, while acknowledging that it could not bring back those who died or immediately rebuild homes destroyed by the floods.
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