KATHMANDU: The Embassy of Israel in Nepal has continued its emergency humanitarian assistance to communities affected by the devastating floods in Ward No. 2 of Trishuli, Bidur Municipality, Nuwakot.
Janan Bebar, Chargé d’Affaires a.i. of the Embassy of Israel in Nepal, visited the affected area and handed over emergency go-bags and boxes containing essential supplies to support individuals and families affected by the floods.
Bebar said, “We may not be able to remove all the pain, but we can stand together, support one another, and make sure that no one feels alone. That is what I felt in Trishuli. The pain was very real, but so was the human strength and solidarity. I believe that is something Nepal can be very proud of. This continued assistance reflects our commitment to supporting communities as they recover from the impact of the floods.”
This assistance marks the second phase of the embassy’s relief response, following its initial support to flood-affected communities in Ward No. 6 of Baireni, Galchhi Rural Municipality, Dhading.
The embassy continues to coordinate with relevant Nepali authorities to better understand the situation and assess the evolving needs of affected communities. It will continue to respond to identified needs as relief and recovery efforts progress.
The Embassy of Israel reiterates its solidarity with the affected communities and expresses its appreciation to the Nepali authorities, first responders, local communities, and volunteers working on the ground to assist those affected by the floods.
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