- India extended humanitarian assistance to Nepal.
- Flash floods in Nepal are affecting citizens from South Goa, leading to official tracing efforts coordinated through the Ministry of External Affairs.
- India is providing humanitarian assistance to Nepal, with the Ministry of External Affairs tracking missing Indian nationals.
- The Ministry of External Affairs is responding to the flash flood crisis in Nepal.
Nepal's Foreign Minister detailed the complexity of the ongoing flood disaster.
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