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Malaysia pledges US$1 million in flood relief aid for Nepal
Malaysia has announced humanitarian assistance worth US$1 million (RM4.08 million) to support Nepal's recovery efforts following devastating floods. The aid package underscores Malaysia's commitment to regional solidarity in times of natural disaster.
LSN Malaysia ·
PUTRAJAYA, Oct 14 — Malaysia has committed US$1 million in humanitarian assistance to Nepal to aid relief and recovery efforts following severe flooding that has affected the country.
The financial aid, equivalent to approximately RM4.08 million, was formally handed over in Putrajaya as part of Malaysia's regional disaster response mechanism. The contribution reflects Malaysia's longstanding commitment to supporting neighboring nations during humanitarian emergencies.
Nepal has faced significant challenges from recent flooding, which has displaced communities and caused widespread damage to infrastructure and agricultural areas across the nation. The Malaysian assistance is intended to support immediate relief operations and help affected populations rebuild their lives.
The aid demonstrates the importance of regional cooperation and mutual support among Asian nations in responding to natural disasters and mitigating their humanitarian impact. Malaysia has previously extended assistance to neighboring countries facing similar catastrophes, reinforcing its role as an active participant in regional disaster management efforts.