Nepal’s national flag flies atop a mud-covered building following flash floods at Trishuli Bazar in Nepal’s Nuwakot district on August 29, 2026. — AFP pic Stay updated on the latest news and insights. Subscribe to our newsletter here Summary The United States announced a humanitarian aid package of $3.6 million to Nepal in response to severe flooding that resulted in hundreds of deaths and nearly 3,000 individuals missing.This assistance includes up to three months of emergency food provisions for approximately 10,000 affected households, demonstrating the U.S.'s commitment to supporting Nepal during this crisis, according to a statement from the State Department. First Published: Sunday, 30 Aug 2026 8:56 AM MYT WASHINGTON, Aug 30 — The United States said Saturday it was providing US$3.6 million (RM15.2 million) in humanitarian aid to Nepal following catastrophic flooding that killed hundreds and left close to 3,000 missing.“The United States is standing with the people of Nepal by providing more than US$3.6 million (RM15.2 million) worth of life-saving humanitarian assistance, including up to three months of emergency food assistance to up to 10,000 flood-affected households,” the State Department said in a post on X. — AFP