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The worst floods in decades hit South Asia in June 2004. Around 1,800 people died and 70 million people were affected across the region.
Severe monsoon rains and cyclones killed nearly 3,000 people and left millions homeless in Bangladesh, China, India, Nepal and Pakistan.
When Ranju lost her livelihood, a Red Cross loan helped her to start a new business and provide for her disabled son.
Mundirmaya lost her house and all her belongings in a landslide. The Nepal Red Cross is helping her to recover and start a new business.
There are no health facilities near Maya's village, but her confidence has grown since learning first aid and being able to help her neighbours.
Laxmi’s community is learning together how to prepare for a number of disasters, including river floods, fires and snakebites.
Three years ago, a massive landslide completely destroyed Devi's house. The Red Cross has helped her get back on her feet with a business loan.
We support projects in Nepal that prepare communities in Illam and Panchtar districts for disasters.
21 Aug 2009
The British Red Cross has released £15,000 from its Disaster Fund to fight a cholera outbreak in Nepal.