Flooding in India Leads to ADRA Emergency Response

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By ADRA International
Published August 24, 2016

ADRA India is distributing non-food items (NFI) to households who have been hit by a flood emergency impacting Bihar state near the border with Nepal.

Staff from ADRA India carried out needs assessments with local partners and is activating their response to target 200 of the most vulnerable households affected by the flood waters. The NFI kits contain vital household items to replace those lost in the emergency, including blankets, a mosquito net, tarp and ground sheet, solar lamp, cooking pots, and other kitchen tools.

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