Japanese Government Decides on Approximately 460 Million Yen in Emergency Aid for Nepal Following Landslide Damage
The Japanese government announced on the 8th that it will provide emergency grant aid in response to the extensive damage caused by landslides in Nepal. The total amount of assistance will be 3 million U.S. dollars, which is approximately 460 million Japanese yen.
In Nepal, landslides triggered by heavy rain have occurred in various regions, causing serious damage, including the collapse of many houses. The lives of local residents have been significantly affected, and there is an urgent need for assistance.
Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi explained the assistance during a press conference. The funds are scheduled to be used for the provision of food and daily necessities to support the lives of the affected people, as well as for the restoration of infrastructure.
The Japanese government intends to continue providing support in cooperation with international organizations so that the people in the affected areas can return to their daily lives as soon as possible. This decision serves as humanitarian aid based on the friendly relationship between Japan and Nepal.