Nepal Flash Floods: Save the Children Racing to Respond

Save the Children is mobilizing an emergency team to respond a new set of flash floods in Northern Nepal, just weeks after the devastating mega floods in August.

Save the Children is mobilizing an emergency team to respond a new set of flash floods in Northern Nepal, just weeks after the devastating mega floods in August.

About 540 children have been separated from their parents or are unaccompanied two weeks since Nepal's devastating flash floods.

Children in Nepal are facing an increased risk of illness after devastating flash floods.

Overcrowded shelters for families displaced by Nepal's flash floods are putting children's health and safety at risk.

Rescuers are racing to find survivors in the flash flood-devastated areas of Northern Nepal.

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