U.S. to provide more than $3 million in flood relief

The Kathmandu. The U.S. government has announced more than $3.6 million in additional humanitarian assistance for Nepal's flood victims. In a press statement issued on Saturday, the US State Department said that the US will provide more than $3.6 million in life-saving humanitarian assistance to support the people of Nepal in their difficult times. According to the statement, 10,000 flood victims will be provided with food items for three months.

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