
Help the Survivors of Nepal’s Recent Floods
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On August 25th a massive flood hit the Trishuli River valley of central Nepal. Early reports suggest an icefall or landslide blocked the Lende River high in the Himalayas creating a massive lake. When that natural dam broke it sent a wall of water into a densely populated valley. Helicopter pilots reported the wall of water scoured valley walls as high as 400 feet high. Videos show water raging over the 7 story border complex between China and Nepal. Thousands of people were in the path of that flood. The devastation and loss of life has been profound.
If you now Far Xplorer and our community, you know we seek the positives.
This event was highly localized which means the rest of Nepal was unharmed. This makes arranging for assistance much easier than a national disaster.
We also have a vast network of partners and resources to offer assistance with targeted effectiveness.
Our immediate needs involve providing essential supplies to survivors. We need to purchase large numbers of the following:
- Tarps for basic shelter as this is still monsoon season.
- Barrels and water treatment solutions for drinking water
- Hoses and containers to distribute water.
- Propane for stoves.
- Large volumes of rice, cooking oil and basic food items.
- Money to help relocate survivors to areas with more resources.
These funds will be administered by our most trusted partners in Nepal under one cohesive and targeted effort.
The people of Nepal are incredibly resilient but many have been left with nothing more than that resistance. Let’s help them get through the aftermath of this horrific event.
Far Xplorer - We are a US registered company based in Pokhara, Nepal.
Christophe Noel - Is the founder and CEO of Far Xplorer and overseeing these fundraising efforts and the distribution of funds.
Dorje Lama and Jen Lanchen - Are the primary coordinators on the ground in Nepal. With their trucks and trucks from Far Xplorer we will be able to quickly acquire and distribute necessary emergency supplies.
