First humanitarian mission aircraft has landed in Nepal. Israel’s priorities:
• Search & rescue survivors from the rubble
• Assemble IDF field hospital to begin rendering medical attention to the injured
• Locate Israelis and return them home
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel has been providing assistance to Israelis, Nepalese and others since receiving the first reports of the earthquake that hit Nepal.
The Ministry, via Israel in Nepal, is aiding Israelis in the stricken area and is in touch with the families of Israeli travelers who have not yet established contact.
The Ministry is also helping to organize emergency humanitarian aid, flights to bring rescue and medical teams to the area, and the establishment of a field hospital.
The delegation members of Israeli מגן דוד אדום – Magen David Adom were among the first to arrive in Nepal and immediately made contact with Beit Chabad and the Israeli embassy upon their arrival in Kathmandu. They gave medical treatment to many victims and continue to work in the area in full cooperation with the Red Cross organization, and the relevant authorities in Israel.
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