The United Nations has launched a $50 million funding appeal to support more than 84,000 people displaced by recent flooding in Nepal, where survivors now face worsening health risks from a cholera outbreak and severe sanitation shortages. The crisis has left communities struggling with contaminated water and inadequate medical supplies, heightening concerns over disease spread. Aid workers are racing to deliver emergency relief before conditions deteriorate further. The appeal aims to provide critical medical care, clean water, and temporary shelter to those most affected.
UN launches $50m appeal to aid over 84,000 flood survivors in Nepal amid cholera threat and sanitation challenges.
