India rescues nationals, sends aid to flood-hit Nepal
India has increased humanitarian operations after flash floods struck Nepal on August 26, rescuing three more nationals and bringing total Indian evacuees to 169 while 275 Indians remain missing. New Delhi has delivered about 95 tonnes of relief on seven aircraft and deployed 54 personnel, including 30 tunnel rescue experts, 19 forensic experts and a five‑member medical team. Nepalese authorities report at least 1,295 deaths, roughly 5,000 missing and more than 12,000 people rescued, with extensive damage to bridges and roads. India says it will continue aid, send more forensic kits and Bailey bridges, and links the disaster to climate challenges.
India supplied 95 tonnes of relief and 54 specialist personnel to Nepal
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Severe flash floods hit Nepal on August 26. India shipped relief hours after leaders spoke. More aid and recovery work may follow as searches continue.
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