Due it’s flexibility, cash is often the best way to send support in the immediate aftermath of a large-scale disaster
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On Saturday morning April 25 an earthquake of 7.8 magnitude on the Richter Scale struck Nepal, with its epicentre near Pokhara. The capital, Kathmandu, as well as rural areas were greatly affected, and continue to be affected due to a series of aftershocks. The casualty figures are continuing to increase each day. The United Nations […]
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