Australia Commits 600 Thousand Australian Dollars in Humanitarian Aid for Nepal Earthquake
Hamrakura
Published 2023 Nov 17 Friday
Kathmandu: In response to the recent earthquake in Nepal, the Australian government has pledged humanitarian funding amounting to 600 thousand Australian dollars, approximately Rs 51 million. The announcement was made through a press release issued by the Australian Embassy in Nepal.
The funds will be channeled through existing multilateral and local partnerships, with the primary focus on delivering emergency humanitarian supplies. The aid aims to provide life-saving protection and assistance to those affected by the earthquake. Additionally, Australia's contribution will support early reconstruction initiatives, particularly in the restoration of damaged public infrastructures, including healthcare facilities.
In expressing solidarity, Australia has extended its heartfelt condolences to the people of Nepal, recognizing the impact on lives and livelihoods caused by the earthquake. The Australian government remains committed to assisting Nepal during this challenging time, supporting both immediate relief efforts and the subsequent reconstruction endeavors.
