00:02After an exhausting journey,
00:04a team of volunteers from United Sikhs Malaysia's Team A
00:08arrived safely in Dunce, Nepal on Monday
00:11following their departure from Kathmandu.
00:13The five-member team travelled through remote forest routes
00:16and areas with little to no road access.
00:19Along the way, their vehicles became stuck in muddy terrains,
00:23adding to the challenges of the journey.
00:26Pasukan United Sikh Malaysia
00:30Selepas 15 jam bertempur, berekspedisi
00:36menggunakan 4x4 berpacuan 4 roda
00:39dan sampai di Dunce,
00:42hanya untuk 100km.
00:47Kami terpaksa menggunakan kawasan pendalaman hutan
00:52jalan yang tidak mempunyai jalan asas
00:55hanya untuk sampai di sini kerana
00:58laluan utama menghubungkan di antara Kathmandu
01:04ke Dunce telah rosak sepenuhnya.
01:07The volunteers unloaded the relief supplies at their base
01:10before continuing to the affected town.
01:12They will then conduct a ground assessment and recce of the worst affected areas
01:17while reporting to the Rasuwa District Administration Office
01:21to gather further information on the disaster and the needs of affected communities.
01:26The team will also distribute relief supplies to families who were airlifted to Dunce.
01:33The group said Team A will spend about two weeks in Nepal,
01:37with additional teams ready to be deployed if needed.
01:39In Rasuwa, extensive damage to roads, bridges and other infrastructure caused by floods and landslides
01:47has left several communities difficult to reach, adding to the challenges faced by relief teams.
