Kathmandu : India has continued its relief assistance to Nepal following the Bhotekoshi disaster, sending essential supplies to support affected areas.
Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar said another 11 tons of relief materials, including medicines and other essential supplies, have been sent to Nepal.
According to Jaishankar, the latest consignment includes medicines, forensic equipment, tents, sanitation supplies, sleeping bags and other items needed during disaster response.
India has been sending relief supplies to support search, rescue and relief operations following the Bhotekoshi disaster.
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