Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah urges climate justice at UN after floods kill 1,400
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Nepal’s Prime Minister Balendra Shah addressed the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday, urging climate justice after a disaster described as a “Himalayan tsunami” devastated the country. He warned that the catastrophic floods, which have killed at least 1,400 people, illustrate the human cost of climate change and expose the failure of the international system to protect those who are least responsible for it.
Shah’s remarks highlighted the scale of the loss and called for stronger global action to safeguard vulnerable populations from climate‑related hazards. The Prime Minister’s appeal underscores the urgency of addressing climate impacts in Nepal and elsewhere.
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