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UN Appeals for $50 Million in Aid Following Floods in China and Nepal

The United Nations has initiated a $50 million aid appeal for over 84,000 flood survivors in Nepal following severe flooding on August 26. The floods have resulted in at least 1,384 deaths and left more than 5,500 people missing, with many communities cut off from assistance. UN officials have raised concerns about cholera risks and the need for urgent sanitation measures.

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The United Nations has initiated a $50 million aid appeal for over 84,000 flood survivors in Nepal following severe flooding on August 26. The floods have resulted in at least 1,384 deaths and left more than 5,500 people missing, with many communities cut off from assistance. UN officials have raised concerns about cholera risks and the need for urgent sanitation measures.

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Photos: UN urges global aid after China, Nepal floods kill over 1,300

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UN Appeals for $50 Million in Aid Following Floods in China and Nepal