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India Sets Up 24‑Hour Help Center for Flood‑Affected Indians in Nepal

After flash floods damaged three districts in Nepal, India’s Ministry of External Affairs established a continuous control room.

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Key Points

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India created a 24‑hour control room to aid Indian nationals after Nepal floods.

Missing individuals include workers on a hydropower project and tourists.

Multiple helpline numbers and a messaging service are provided for quick help.

India pledges to work closely with Nepal’s authorities throughout the emergency.

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The center coordinates with the Indian embassy in Kathmandu to locate missing workers on the Trishuli One Power Project and tourists.

Contact options include phone numbers, a messaging application, and email for immediate assistance.

India emphasizes cooperation with Nepal, offering ongoing support during the disaster.

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7 words

flash flood

A sudden, fast‑moving flood caused by heavy rain.

control room

A place where people monitor and manage emergency information all the time.

hydropower

Generating electricity using the energy of moving water.

embassy

The office where a country's representatives work in another country.

coordinate

To work together with others to achieve something.

helpline

A phone number you can call to get help.

disaster

A serious event that causes great damage or danger.

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