Nepal PM links deadly floods to climate change | Floods
Nepal’s Prime Minister Calls for Global Climate Action Amid Flood Risks
KATHMANDU, Nepal — Prime Minister Balendra Shah of Nepal has issued a call for international cooperation to combat climate change, linking the crisis to increasingly severe flooding and heightened risks across the Himalayan region.
In a statement released on September 2, 2026, Shah emphasized the critical need for global action to mitigate the effects of climate change, which he identified as a major factor contributing to the deadly floods that have impacted the area. He underscored that the Himalayan region, already vulnerable to natural disasters, faces even greater threats as climate conditions continue to deteriorate.
Shah’s remarks come as Nepal experiences the consequences of extreme weather patterns, which have resulted in devastating floods in recent years. The Prime Minister’s call to action highlights the importance of collaboration among nations to address the multifaceted challenges posed by climate change.
Authorities and environmentalists in the region are increasingly concerned about the implications of these changes for local communities, ecosystems, and economies. As the situation evolves, solutions that encompass both national and international efforts are viewed as essential for safeguarding the future of the Himalayan region.
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