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UAE Rescue Experts Join Nepal Flood Search as Humanitarian Aid Drive Continues
UAE Rescue Experts Join Nepal Flood Search as Humanitarian Aid Drive Continues
Search and rescue experts from the UAE have been deployed in Nepal in conjunction with the national authorities to boost the country’s search and rescue capabilities following monsoon floods and landslides.
It brings together urban Search and Rescue teams, medical response teams and emergency response kits for the affected communities, under the leadership of the Emirates Red Crescent (ERC) and supported by humanitarian relief agencies in the UAE.
Specialized Search and Rescue Operations
UAE forces are making specific missions in areas where landslides are extreme and people are in trouble. These tools range from heavy rescue vehicles, life-detection sensors, to search aircraft drones that aid in their search and rescue operations.
Along with this deployment of thermal search drones and skills in disaster medical response are employed as part of a broader emergency response, aiding authorities to coordinate rescue and medical assistance in the continued crisis.
UAE Airbridge Delivers Critical Relief
The UAE has also set up an emergency airbridge to airlift humanitarian aid to Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu in addition to the rescue operations.
Food, clean-drinking-water-purification equipment, first-aid kits, medicines for waterborne diseases, winterized bedding and emergency tent shelters are among the relief goods shipped along. The supplies are designed to be quickly delivered to the flooded and landslide impacted communities.
ERC and UAE Agencies Coordinate Humanitarian Support
Within the overall response, Emirates Red Crescent is collaborating with Zayed Humanitarian Foundation and UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The coordinated approach integrates emergency search with medical/humanitarian assistance.
This is a combination which enables a UAE response to meet immediate and urgent rescue needs and address basic needs, like shelter, clean water, food and medical supplies.
Nepalese Community in UAE Supports Relief Efforts
The humanitarian response also has a close linkage with the Nepalese community in the UAE. The disaster is highlighting the need for support to families and communities at home, and there are an estimated 125,000 Nepalese in the country.
UAE charitable causes, such as flood relief and other registered charities, are taking community donations with assistance from the Nepalese expatriate community throughout Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah.
FAQs
What humanitarian goods are being brought?
This relief effort contains relief materials such as food, supplies used for water cleaning, emergency shelters, sleeping materials, first aid packages and medicines for waterborne diseases.
Who are the agencies involved in UAE?
The Emirates Red Crescent, Zayed Humanitarian Foundation, and UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs, are all participating in the response.
How is the Nepalese community in the UAE involved?
Relief work is also underway with the support of registered relief drives by nepalis in UAE via registered relief organizations to benefit the flood affected communities.Search and rescue experts from the UAE have been deployed in Nepal in conjunction with the national authorities to boost the country’s search and rescue capabilities following monsoon floods and landslides.
It brings together urban Search and Rescue teams, medical response teams and emergency response kits for the affected communities, under the leadership of the Emirates Red Crescent (ERC) and supported by humanitarian relief agencies in the UAE.
Specialized Search and Rescue Operations
UAE forces are making specific missions in areas where landslides are extreme and people are in trouble. These tools range from heavy rescue vehicles, life-detection sensors, to search aircraft drones that aid in their search and rescue operations.
Along with this deployment of thermal search drones and skills in disaster medical response are employed as part of a broader emergency response, aiding authorities to coordinate rescue and medical assistance in the continued crisis.
UAE Airbridge Delivers Critical Relief
The UAE has also set up an emergency airbridge to airlift humanitarian aid to Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu in addition to the rescue operations.
Food, clean-drinking-water-purification equipment, first-aid kits, medicines for waterborne diseases, winterized bedding and emergency tent shelters are among the relief goods shipped along. The supplies are designed to be quickly delivered to the flooded and landslide impacted communities.
ERC and UAE Agencies Coordinate Humanitarian Support
Within the overall response, Emirates Red Crescent is collaborating with Zayed Humanitarian Foundation and UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The coordinated approach integrates emergency search with medical/humanitarian assistance.
This is a combination which enables a UAE response to meet immediate and urgent rescue needs and address basic needs, like shelter, clean water, food and medical supplies.
Nepalese Community in UAE Supports Relief Efforts
The humanitarian response also has a close linkage with the Nepalese community in the UAE. The disaster is highlighting the need for support to families and communities at home, and there are an estimated 125,000 Nepalese in the country.
UAE charitable causes, such as flood relief and other registered charities, are taking community donations with assistance from the Nepalese expatriate community throughout Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah.
FAQs
What humanitarian goods are being brought?
This relief effort contains relief materials such as food, supplies used for water cleaning, emergency shelters, sleeping materials, first aid packages and medicines for waterborne diseases.
Who are the agencies involved in UAE?
The Emirates Red Crescent, Zayed Humanitarian Foundation, and UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs, are all participating in the response.
How is the Nepalese community in the UAE involved?
Relief work is also underway with the support of registered relief drives by nepalis in UAE via registered relief organizations to benefit the flood affected communities.
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