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August 14, 2015

Funds shortage may end UN chopper aid to quake-hit Nepal
Kathmandu (AFP) Aug 10, 2015
The UN warned Monday it would stop its emergency helicopter service in quake-devastated Nepal unless it receives more funds, a move which could leave thousands without access to food or shelter. Established after the April 25 earthquake, the United Nations Humanitarian Air Service (UNHAS) offers free flights to non-profit organisations delivering relief materials to otherwise inaccessible villages in the Himalayan nation. In a statement the UN said UNHAS had received less than half of the $18 mi ... read more

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