Archive · 2 Sep 2026
Sonu Sood Brings Sustained Relief to Nepal Flood Victims
Sonu Sood traveled to Nepal to help people affected by severe floods.
His charity team brought blankets and food from India.
The team is speaking with communities to learn what other supplies they need.
Moving aid from India to Nepal can be difficult.
Sood said the help will continue for several months.
Nepal’s disaster authority reported that 939 people died.
It also said 3,925 people were missing, including 592 foreign nationals.
Rescue workers are still operating in places such as Rasuwa and Nuwakot.
The Indian Embassy is providing information to help identify Indian citizens who died.
Actor Sonu Sood arrived in Nepal with the Sood Charity Foundation to support flood victims.
The team brought blankets and food materials from India and is assessing additional needs.
Sood said relief supplies would continue arriving through the coming months.
Nepal’s disaster authority reported 939 deaths and 3,925 missing people, including 592 foreign nationals.
Rescue operations continue in Rasuwa and Nuwakot, while the Indian Embassy is helping identify Indian victims’ remains.
- Who
- Actor Sonu Sood, the Sood Charity Foundation, flood victims, rescue teams and the Indian Embassy in Nepal.
- What
- Sood and his charity team delivered relief supplies and coordinated continuing assistance for flood-affected communities.
- When
- Sood arrived after floods struck Nepal the previous week; assistance is planned to continue in the coming months.
- Where
- Nepal, including affected districts such as Rasuwa and Nuwakot.
- Why
- To support flood victims, provide essential supplies and help affected communities recover.
- Relief organizer
- Sood Charity Foundation
- Supplies delivered
- Blankets and food materials transported from India
- Reported deaths
- 939 people
- People missing
- 3,925 people
- Missing foreign nationals
- 592 people
- Rescue locations
- Rasuwa, Nuwakot and other affected districts
- Planned duration
- Relief assistance is intended to continue through the coming months
