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‘Like diamonds in the dust’: Ordinary Nepalis pull together for flood victims (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get insights on Asia's fast-moving developments Fifty teachers from a secondary school that was spared by the devastating flood in Nepal cleared debris in Devighat during their weekend off work. DEVIGHAT/TRISHULI/KATHMANDU – Nirnaya Shreshta once broke musical barriers as a pioneer rap and hip-hop artist in Nepal, but in September, he did something he found much harder. He drove a heavy shovel into the grey expanse of wet silt that filled an old-age home in Devighat village – one of
Singapore humanitarian aid reaches flood-hit Nepal with medical supplies, DNA test kits (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox KATHMANDU – Singapore’s humanitarian aid arrived in Nepal’s Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu at 8am on Sept 10 (10.15am Singapore time) to support the Himalayan country in its relief efforts for thousands affected by the devastating flash floods on Aug 26. The humanitarian assistance package totalling about $560,000 comprised emergency response supplies, such as medical supplies, DNA test kits and personal protective equipment
Families of those still missing in Nepal’s hydropower tunnels want rescuers to work faster (opens the original)
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KATHMANDU: Almost two weeks after a devastating glacial flash flood ripped through Nepal’s riverside villages, the hope of rescuing the thousands of people still missing is now slowly turning into anger for some. In Kathmandu’s Maitighar Mandala neighbourhood, about 50 people protested on Monday (Sept 7), holding photos of their loved ones who have been missing since the flood and demanding that the government expedite their rescue.
‘Mummy, mummy’: 5-year-old stuck in muddy sludge rescued three days after Nepal’s flood disaster (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get insights on Asia's fast-moving developments Manisha Magar with her father, Lokbahadur Magar, at the Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital in Kathmandu, Nepal, on Aug 5. She survived some 60 hours of being buried under mud and debris. KATHMANDU – When Manisha Magar stirred in her sleep in the paediatric ward of the Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, her mother quickly cupped the five-year-old girl’s cheeks with a blanket. “The bruises on her face are still healing and I don
Singapore police help with disaster victim identification in Nepal (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get insights on Asia's fast-moving developments KATHMANDU – As rescue and relief operations continue in Nepal following the devastating Aug 26 flash flood, a 35-member team of the Singapore Police Force (SPF) is on the ground to support the local authorities with aerial surveillance and especially disaster victim identification. The team, which began arriving in Nepal from Sept 2, includes officers trained in fingerprint lifting and photography, as well as specialists in fingerprint
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