AI환경연구소

AI환경연구소 · AI Environmental Research Institute operated by Korea Green Foundation

Nepal flood
Field handoff kit

Contact an agency, describe the location and situation, then confirm receipt. This tool prepares a draft. It does not submit a rescue request or dispatch responders.

Emergency contactsPrepare handoff한국어 실행안
Low bandwidth / offline use

This page has no images, external fonts or background data requests. Save the standalone HTML file while connected, then open that file to write drafts offline. Telephone service, official updates and external maps still need connectivity. Device location and automatic copy may be unavailable in a local file; manual entry and text download remain available.

Entries are not saved automatically. Download your text or JSON before closing or reloading. Share exported location and contact information only with responders who need it.

Official contacts

Public numbers checked 5 September 2026. No test calls made. Short codes are for use within Nepal; availability depends on the network and local services.

Police emergency

Short code within Nepal100

Report people in danger or isolated; request coordination with local responders.

Nepal Police ↗ · 2026-09-05

Nepal Red Cross support

Short code within Nepal · NRCS1130

Ask about relief support and local Red Cross contacts. For immediate danger, contact police or the district emergency centre first.

Nepal Red Cross Society ↗ · 2026-09-05
Recheck current conditions with local authorities.

DHM weather / flood advice · Rasuwa partial traffic closure notice, 5 September · Nuwakot district updates and disaster contact notice

Read the original closure notice for affected sections and times, then confirm with the local agency. This is not a live road or evacuation map.

If a call fails, try another appropriate official contact or ask a reachable local partner to relay it. Confirm receipt and agree on a next contact time.

What to do first

  1. Report immediate danger first. Give a place or landmark, when the situation was observed, people needing help if known, and observed isolation or injury. Unknown details should not delay the call.
  2. Confirm who received the request. Record the agency and its reference or response. Distinguish attempted contact from acknowledged receipt. Check possible duplicate reports with the receiving agency.
  3. Coordinate movement and handover. Ask the responsible local authority and trained responders about access, current warnings, medical or shelter acceptance, and team communications. Do not enter floodwater or damaged structures to collect information.
  4. Follow through on relief. Confirm safe water and hygiene needs, actual receipt of supplies, and who will arrange the next delivery. Aid scores do not determine rescue or medical priority.

Suggested coordination workflow by AI환경연구소. Local authorities and trained responders make operational decisions. No arrival time, capacity or route clearance is confirmed by this page.

Record and share what you know

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