Help after flood (Помочь после наводнения в Непале)

[marek_kleciak]

Dear Russian Friends,
I got some minutes before this message with asking for help after heavy flood:

Dear Marek,

In the wake of continuous heavy rainfall since last week, different areas of Nepal’s southern plains have been heavily flooded, with the districts in Eastern Nepal among the most affected. This has taken toll on lives of more than 74 people, 48000 houses are inundated, and more than 56 people are missing according to recent reports on national news media.
Government as well as citizens are leading initiatives provide rescue and mostly relief support in affected communities. This task is an effort to help those effort by mapping those areas so that the operation can be more effective and efficient.

We request you to map the areas in the tasks listed below:

http://tasks.hotosm.org/project/3403

http://tasks.hotosm.org/project/3404

http://tasks.hotosm.org/project/3405

http://tasks.hotosm.org/project/3406

We would appreciate if you could share this message in your network and encourage more people to map affected areas…

Thanking you in advance,

Kshitiz Khanal

Research - OpenStreetMap and Sustainable Development

Kathmandu Living Labs

[marek_kleciak]

Here an video from Nepal:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZckEfuU6ec

[marek_kleciak]

Interesting news: https://govinsider.asia/inclusive-gov/nama-budhathoki-kathmandu-living-labs-earthquake-digital-transformation/

One government is using OSM data. Nice. One reason more to help them.

[Vort]

@marek kleciak

Interesting news: https://govinsider.asia/inclusive-gov/nama-budhathoki-kathmandu-living-labs-earthquake-digital-transformation/

One government is using OSM data. Nice. One reason more to help them.

“The Nepali government is slowly overcoming its fear” not equals to “using OSM data”.
But maybe that is just my bad understanding of English.