Muslim Charity’s Delivery Aid in Nepal

Muslim Charity’s Delivery Aid in Nepal | Relief Efforts

The Nepal Earthquake has become a substantial humanitarian disaster leaving thousands dead since the earthquake struck at 11.41am local time on the 25th April 2015. With a magnitude of 7.8 reported in Nepal, the earthquake tore through Nepal and across borders, shredding buildings and towers to pieces along its way.

Over 6,000 people have been crushed to death, over 11,500 people have been injured, countless are missing and many more are homeless. The devastating state of the Nepalese people leaves them crying out for food, medicine, water and shelter. The numbers will continue to rise if we do not act now.

Immediately following the aftermath of the earthquake, Muslim Charity mobilised its partner organisations in Nepal to initiate delivery of urgently needed humanitarian assistance as part of our Emergency Response Programme. Our team from Bangladesh have arrived in Kathmandu, Nepal, to oversee and monitor the relief efforts alongside increasing our capacity so that we can provide further assistance in the days and weeks to come.

Below are some Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) regarding Muslim Charity’s presence and work on the ground in Nepal following the earthquake. There also follow some photographs of Muslim Charity teams on the ground.