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EU releases € 5.5 million in continued support to earthquake victims in Nepal

KATHMANDU, May 18 (Nepal Foreign Affairs)–Continuing its support to the victims of last year’s devastating earthquake, the European Commission has decided to provide € 5.5 million in humanitarian aid funding

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