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The Straits Times·3 min read·medium

Mercy Relief to send aid to flood victims in Nepal, Philippines

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Lim Ruey Yan
Mercy Relief to send aid to flood victims in Nepal, Philippines
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Singapore-based Mercy Relief is mobilizing aid for flood-stricken communities in Nepal and the Philippines. The organization is coordinating with local partners to provide essential supplies like food, shelter, and hygiene kits following catastrophic flooding and glacial collapses.

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International humanitarian aid is essential for recovery in regions devastated by extreme weather events that have left thousands missing and displaced.

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A man gathering belongings retrieved from a damaged house after flash floods and mudslides, in Devighat, Nuwakot district, Nepal, on Aug 29.

Listen Summarise Mercy Relief is providing emergency aid to flood victims in Nepal and the Philippines, distributing food, shelter, and WASH kits through local partners to reach the most affected communities. The Nepal floods, caused by a glacier collapse, killed at least 600 people and left 3,000 missing, requiring urgent medical care, shelter, and clean water for survivors. Mercy Relief continues its humanitarian efforts after recent floods in Bangladesh and aims to deliver aid efficiently with local partners and public support in upcoming missions. AI generated

SINGAPORE – Singapore humanitarian organisation Mercy Relief is preparing to deliver emergency aid to communities in Nepal and the Philippines hit recently by deadly floods.

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