WorldShare Aids Nepal Flood Victims With Black Yak Donation

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WorldShare Aids Nepal Flood Victims With Black Yak Donation
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Black Yak Gangtaesun Naram Foundation donated relief supplies worth 20 billion won to WorldShare to assist flood-affected disaster victims in Nepal.

Key points

  • Black Yak Gangtaesun Naram Foundation, 20 billion won relief supplies donation
  • WorldShare, aiding flood-affected disaster victims in Nepal
  • Black Yak, continuing Himalayan region social contribution activities

The Black Yak Gangtaesun Naram Foundation contributed relief goods valued at 20 billion won to WorldShare to support flood-affected disaster victims in Nepal. The donated items include Black Yak clothing, blankets, mats, and water containers for daily use and warmth.

WorldShare has been conducting relief activities in the Rasuwa and Nuwakot areas of Bhote Koshi and Trishuli River basins since a major flood struck Nepal in August. They are working with local partner organizations to assess the damage and help restore the daily lives of displaced people.

Black Yak, which has roots in the Himalayan region, has been engaged in various social contribution activities in Nepal for years. In 2015 during the Nepal earthquake, they dispatched an emergency relief team and donated funds. Chairman Kang Tae-sun pledged to continue practical actions and support against climate crises.

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