PM Modi Promises Aid After Nepal Floods

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed his condolences to Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah following the loss of lives caused by recent floods in Nepal. Modi said India stands with the people of Nepal during this difficult period and is ready to provide humanitarian support.

In a message shared on social media, Modi expressed sadness over the deaths and said the people of India stand together with their neighbours in Nepal. He also assured Nepal that India would provide all possible help for rescue and relief operations.

The floods have affected several areas of Nepal and caused serious damage to homes, roads, bridges, and other infrastructure. Heavy rain and flash floods have made rescue operations difficult in some areas.

Modi said Indian teams are working closely with Nepalese authorities to coordinate rescue and relief efforts. The cooperation is aimed at helping people who are stranded or affected by the flooding and providing them with essential assistance.

The Indian Embassy in Kathmandu has also issued emergency contact numbers for Indian citizens who may have been affected by the floods. Indians who need assistance can contact +977 985 131 6807 or +977 970 910 7500 for help and updates.

The embassy is expected to continue monitoring the situation and staying in contact with Indian citizens in affected areas. Families in India can also use the official channels to seek information about relatives who may be travelling in Nepal.

India is also preparing to send relief materials to Nepal. These supplies are expected to support people who have lost homes or basic necessities because of the floods.

The assistance could include essential items needed during emergency and recovery operations. Indian authorities are coordinating the relief effort so that help can reach affected communities as quickly as possible.

The latest response highlights the close relationship between India and Nepal. The two neighbouring countries have regularly worked together during natural disasters and other emergencies.

For now, rescue teams in Nepal are continuing their work to locate stranded people and provide support to affected communities. Authorities are also assessing the damage caused by the floods and working on restoring important services.

Prime Minister Modi’s message has reassured Nepal that India is ready to stand by the country during the crisis. The focus remains on saving lives, providing emergency assistance, and helping affected people recover from the disaster.