Singapore Red Cross opens safe space for those affected by Nepal floods @channelnewsasia
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Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The Singapore Red Cross has raised S$1 million for victims of the deadly floods in Nepal, with fundraising set to continue until the end of November. It has also opened a safe space for those affected by the disaster to receive psychological first aid and support from trained volunteers, while helping those unable to contact loved ones trace them through its network in Nepal. #sgnews #singapore #redcross #nepal

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Singapore Red Cross opens safe space for those affected by Nepal floods

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