THE GLOBAL WORLD - UPDATES SEPTEMBER 04, 2026

 

WORLD PEACE

THE GLOBAL WORLD

"WE VOICE CONTINUES SUPPORT 

OF HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE ON NEPAL"

UPDATES SEPTEMBER 04, 2026

THE GLOBAL WORLD PROMOTIONS AND VOICE WITH FAITH TO GOD THRU JESUS CHRIST WITH THE GUIDANCE OF MOTHER MARY MIRACLES AND LIGHTS TO THE WORLD. THIS WEEKLY UPDATES UPDATES SEPTEMBER 04, 2026 IS ABOUT "WE VOICE CONTINUES SUPPORT OF HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE ON NEPAL " WITH MOTHER MARY GUIDANCE: WE VOICE THE LIBERATION'S OF THE WORLD FROM INEQUALITIES OF JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS, POLITICS, ECONOMICS, CIVIL AND SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ISSUES AND HUMAN RIGHTS RESULTING TO POVERTY, WAR, UN-PEACEFUL WORLD, RACE DISCRIMINATION'S, RELIGIOUS ISSUES AND ALL EVILNESS AROUND THE WORLD.

THE GLOBAL WORLD PROMOTIONS GATHERED ISSUES IS ABOUT "Nepal floods leave

22,000 children without safe water: UNICEF"  "WE VOICE CONTINUES SUPPORT OF HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE ON NEPAL"".  THE UNITED NATIONS HUMANITARIAN WORKS ON NEPAL STATES THE NEPAL PEOPLE NEED WATER AND FOOD ASSISTANCE ETC ETC PARTICULAR HELP FOR THE THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN WHO ARE DEVASTATED BY FLOODS.   THE UN CONTINUE HELPING NEPALIS SAVING LIVES AND ASSISTANCE.  

Priority is saving lives, UN Resident Coordinator in Nepal tells CNN

From the Website of CNN NEWS
link https https://edition.cnn.com/2026/09/01/world/live-news/nepal-china-flood

Priority is saving lives, UN Resident Coordinator in Nepal tells CNN

One week after the devastating floods hit Nepal, the United Nations’ main priority is “saving lives,” the UN resident coordinator in Nepal said.

The organization is also working to deliver food and clean drinking water, sanitation and hygiene supplies, and shelter for displaced people, Lila Pieters Yahia told CNN’s Polo Sandoval.

Nepal floods leave 22,000 children without safe water: UNICEF

From the Website of United Nations
link:  https://news.un.org/en/story/2026/09/1168269

Nepal floods leave 22,000 children without safe water: UNICEF

More than a week after flash floods struck the Bhotekoshi-Trishuli river basin in Nepal, at least 22,000 children urgently need safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene support, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said on Thursday.