The European Commission is providing additional aid to Nepal as survivors of severe flooding face dire humanitarian conditions.
The European Commission announced increased assistance for Nepal on Wednesday as families across the country struggle with the aftermath of one of its deadliest flooding events.
Survivors face severe humanitarian conditions in the wake of the disaster, with widespread damage to homes, infrastructure, and livelihoods across affected regions.
The additional EU aid is intended to support relief operations and help address urgent needs among the displaced and vulnerable populations.
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