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RELIEF & RESCUE

Nepal Flood 2026 Relief & Rescue Information

Current rescue, humanitarian assistance, emergency contacts, missing-person support and relief information through 4 September 2026.

Last reviewed: 4 September 2026 • Evening update
Emergency notice: NepalFloodNews.com does not operate rescue services. Contact official emergency authorities directly.

Nepal Flood Relief Situation

The response now combines search, recovery, shelter, health, food, water, protection and early-recovery work. Government agencies, Nepal Army, Nepal Police, Armed Police Force, Nepal Red Cross, UN agencies and international partners are involved.

UN Launches $49.6 Million Emergency Appeal

On 4 September, the United Nations and humanitarian partners launched a US$49.6 million flash appeal to reach more than 84,000 people over four months under NDRRMA leadership.

Government Rescue and Relief

The Government of Nepal said all available resources were being used for search, rescue and relief. International support includes tunnel specialists, drones, forensic teams and emergency supplies.

Relief Centres

By early September, more than 4,500 displaced people were reported staying in dozens of holding or relief centres. Access to medicine, sanitation, drinking water and cash remained difficult for some families.

Emergency Contacts

ServiceContact
NDRRMA1155 / 01-4211213
Nepal Red Cross01-4270650 / 01-4270761
MOFA Emergency Control Room+977-9744441227 / +977-9744441228 (7am–10pm NST)
Child and Women Helpline / Nepal Police1098 / 104

Missing Persons and DNA Identification

The government advises immediate relatives of missing people to contact Nepal Police Hospital in Maharajgunj or the nearest District Police Office. Foreign forensic teams are assisting Nepal with DNA identification.

How to Donate More Safely

  • Prefer official government or established humanitarian portals.
  • Verify the domain before payment.
  • Avoid unverified personal fundraising accounts.
  • Never share OTPs or PINs.

The Government's listed Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund portal is pmdrf.nchl.com.np.