Nepal Floods: Former Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh stood by the people of Nepal affected by heavy floods and landslides. He expressed condolences for the victims of the terrible natural calamity. Yuvraj expressed his condolences to the families of those who are still searching for their loved ones.
Prince’s prayer for the people of Nepal
In his message on social media, Yuvraj said that the floods in Nepal have caused huge damage. The former Indian all-rounder also said that his prayers are with every affected person during this difficult time. He expressed hope that the courage and mental strength of the people of Nepal will help them come out of this difficult situation.
Concern expressed by two Nepalese cricketers
Two Nepali cricketers Dipendra Singh Airey and Sandeep Lamishane have expressed concern about the dire situation in the country. They advised common people to be careful through social media. The two cricketers have also made people aware of how to stay safe if the situation worsens.
Warning about Trishuli river
Dipendra expressed grief over the damage caused by floods and landslides. He appealed to the people living in the area around the Trishuli River to be careful. If the river level rises, the situation could become dangerous, so the Nepali all-rounder advised to evacuate to a safe place if necessary.
Lamichan’s request to be safe
Sandeep Lamishane appealed to the general public to avoid rivers, springs, flooded roads, bridges and other vulnerable areas. According to him, the water level can rise very quickly and even familiar places can suddenly become dangerous. He advised the people in the affected areas to follow the instructions of the local administration and keep regular information about the situation.
Flash flood disaster
On August 26, the situation became critical due to severe floods and landslides in several areas of Nepal. A sudden disaster struck after the flow of the Lhend, a tributary of the Bhotekoshi river, was blocked by avalanches. Timure village in Rasuwagadhi area near the Nepal-China border was first affected. Locals claim that they did not get any forecast of such disaster as there was no rain in the area.
India is next to Nepal
When ordinary people were busy with their daily activities due to flash floods, disaster struck. According to reports, 177 deaths have been confirmed so far. Many countries including India have stood by Nepal in this difficult time. India continues to regularly send relief materials to flood victims. The stars of the cricket world are also giving a message to stand by the people of Nepal in distress through their own messages.