00:02After rescuing hundreds of victims during the Hat Yai floods in 2025,
00:08United Sikhs Malaysia has now launched a rescue mission in Nepal.
00:12United Sikhs Malaysia Vice President Mandeep Singh
00:16said the team arrived in Kathmandu on Friday night.
00:19Just a quick update in Kathmandu.
00:23300 packs of Rapolins and mosquito nets have arrived.
00:30And today, our team is sorting out, arranging,
00:35and ensuring that all accessories for distribution tomorrow is sufficient.
00:42We are also today sourcing additional items such as ropes.
00:47We are also planning to take in crayons, color pencils for small kids, sanitary pads,
00:55and additional items required as we plan along with our local team today.
01:06At the same time, we are assessing the routes, identifying the actual needs in Ground Zero,
01:11working out the safest and the most practical way to reach the Ground Zero.
01:20We have been identified or we have been informed by our local guides here.
01:27The route reaching to Ground Zero is bad and we may not be able to reach Ground Zero as there
01:40are multiple landslides.
01:46Whenever there is rain, the road will be fully covered and the only alternative to get in is via helicopter.
01:58As of September 4th, Malaysia's Foreign Ministry said 55 Malaysians remained uncontactable
02:04following the floods and landslides in Nepal and China.
02:08The Ministry is also seeking clarification through diplomatic channels with China
02:12over a possible overlap between reports involving Malaysians in Nepal and those in Tibet.
02:18As of September 4th, 1,294 people had died while more than 5,000 remain missing.
02:26More than 13,000 people have been rescued so far.
02:315,000 people are missing from the Midwest of the world.
02:32The Must I am a failed so far, it is not the only reason.
02:36It is not the only reason.
02:38If we need it, we need it.
02:39It is the only reason to get people who are with us.
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