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“No Compensation Asked From India”

“No Compensation Asked From India,” Nepal Minister Clarifies Amid Flood Crisis

Nepal: Nepal’s Foreign Minister has clarified that the country has not asked India for compensation, as extensive search, rescue and rehabilitation operations continue across flood-affected regions.

The clarification comes amid ongoing efforts to assist people affected by severe flooding and its aftermath. Rescue teams and authorities are working to locate those in need, provide immediate assistance and support the rehabilitation of affected communities.

The minister’s statement aims to clear up reports or speculation surrounding Nepal’s position on financial compensation from India. Instead, the focus remains on managing the impact of the floods and ensuring that affected people receive necessary support.

With search and rescue operations continuing in several areas, authorities are also working on rehabilitation measures to help communities recover from the damage caused by the floods.

The situation remains a major challenge, but ongoing rescue and relief efforts are providing assistance to those affected while authorities assess the full impact of the disaster.

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