00:00Nepal is seeking global financial support. After devastating floods and mudslides,
00:04at least 1,300 people have been confirmed dead across Nepal and Tibet.
00:09More than 5,300 people are still reported missing.
00:13The disaster followed the collapse of a Himalayan glacier in late August.
00:17Floodwaters swept away roads, bridges, homes, and communication infrastructure.
00:22More than 12 hydropower plants were also damaged or destroyed.
00:26Nepal estimates it needs $5 billion for its initial rebuilding phase.
00:30Officials say the disaster highlights the unequal impact of climate change.
00:34They argue poorer countries face severe losses, despite contributing little to global emissions.
00:40Nepal plans to seek support from the World Bank and Asian Development Bank.
00:44It will also approach major donor countries and international partners.
00:48The funding request will cover recovery efforts over the next five months.
00:53Prime Minister Balendra Shah is expected to raise the issue at the United Nations.
00:57His September 24th address is expected to seek stronger international support.
01:02Nepal is now pushing climate justice to the center of its recovery appeal.
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