Sarah DeYoung conducted field research in Nepal regarding the country's disaster situation.
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Sarah DeYoung conducted field research in Nepal regarding the country's disaster situation.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Expert advises on long-term health impacts of flooding in Nepal.1 source
Researcher Sarah DeYoung conducted field research in Nepal while affiliated with the University of Delaware.1 source
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The entities involved
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Nepal
country in South Asia
- India, through Rajnath Singh and New Delhi, engaged in multiple high-level diplomatic and aid initiatives across South Asia, including visits to Sri Lanka, providing flood relief to Nepal, and enhancing cooperation with Bhutan and Bangladesh.
- A UN body made a decision in New Delhi regarding the ongoing crisis in Nepal.
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Sarah DeYoung
researcher
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University of Delaware
university in Newark, Delaware, USA
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