@thetruism · Updated 9d ago
Australia pledges five million dollars in aid for Nepal flood relief
The Australian government has pledged five million Australian dollars in humanitarian assistance and deployed a drone team to assist in search-and-rescue efforts following devastating flash floods along the Nepal-Tibet border, where an Australian citizen was recently found safe.
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Canberra
Severe flooding hits Canberra
- Australia has committed five million dollars in humanitarian aid for Nepal flood relief.
- An Australian drone team has arrived in Nepal to assist in the search for missing flood survivors.
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- Sep 8 · 1:30 PM
An Australian citizen has been found safe nearly two weeks after the Nepal-Tibet floods.
- Sep 5 · 9:30 AM
An Australian drone team has arrived in Nepal to assist search and rescue efforts.
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- How the funds will be distributed among local and international aid organizations operating in Nepal.
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- Sep 8 · 1:30 PM
An Australian citizen has been found safe nearly two weeks after the Nepal-Tibet floods.
- Sep 5 · 9:30 AM
An Australian drone team has arrived in Nepal to assist search and rescue efforts.
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