16 dead in devastating Nepal floods; PM Modi calls Balen Shah to express condolences; India ready to assist

Nepal: A major crisis has arisen in Nepal due to sudden floods. Floodwaters have destroyed roads and homes in riverside areas, and 16 people have lost their lives so far. Reports indicate that hundreds of people are missing.
Amidst this grave situation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke over the phone with Nepal's Prime Minister Balen Shah (Balendra Shah). Modi expressed condolences for the loss of life caused by the floods and stated that the people of India stand firmly with their brethren in Nepal during this difficult time. He affirmed that India is ready to provide all possible assistance to Nepal. PM Modi also mentioned that teams from both countries are coordinating relief and rescue operations.
Prime Minister Modi also shared this information via social media, expressing his sympathies regarding the fatalities caused by the floods and reiterating India's solidarity.
According to sources, India has prepared to send essential supplies—such as food, drinking water, medical kits, medicines, and temporary tents—to aid the affected people in Nepal. These supplies will be transported via special Indian Air Force aircraft as well as by road.
The disaster has caused extensive damage in Nepal, and India stands firmly in support of the country.