San Diego Nepalis Unite for Flood-Stricken Homeland

San Diego's Nepalese community has organized efforts to support their homeland, Nepal, which is currently facing severe flooding. Many residents, despite living over 8,000 miles away, feel a deep connection to the unfolding crisis and the suffering of their loved ones.

A recent Hindu prayer ritual, a puja, was held at Shree Mandir, organized by the San Diego Nepalese Association. This event served as a spiritual gathering to send peace and positive energy to Nepal, aiming to alleviate the pain and hardship faced by its people.

The flooding has created critical conditions across Nepal, leading to disruptions in transportation networks, power supply, and the availability of essential goods. This has left families with immense uncertainty regarding the safety and well-being of their relatives.

Beyond the spiritual support, the community is also mobilizing practical aid. The San Diego Nepalese Association is actively collecting donations, which will be sent directly to individuals in need in Nepal. They also encourage contributions to the Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund, extending a helping hand to their country during this challenging time.