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Nepal’s catastrophic floods were ‘warning to the world', PM Shah tells UN

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Briefings

Prime Minister Balendra Shah of Nepal stated on September 25, 2026, that the recent floods were a warning to the global community regarding climate risks in the Himalayas. He highlighted that rising temperatures are melting glaciers and permafrost, and called for international support to assist Nepal in adapting to threats it cannot face alone. The evidence indicates a direct link between the floods and climate change, with no specific data on flood depth, water volume, or casualty numbers provided in the source.

Key points

• Prime Minister Balendra Shah of Nepal declared the recent floods a warning to the world regarding growing climate risks in the Himalayas.

Context and limitations

The source provides no specific data on flood depth, water volume, or casualty numbers. It also lacks details on the duration of the floods or the specific international aid mechanisms proposed.

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