A Shrunken Shadow of Its Former Self: The US Response to Nepal's Flood Disaster The initial $500,000 contribution from the US government to aid Nepal after devastating floods has been met with widespread criticism.
While the subsequent increase to $3. 6 million is a welcome development, it underscores the inadequacy of the US response when compared to its predecessors.
The $500,000 sum was more than just a symbolic gesture; it represented a stark departure from the robust aid packages that were once standard for disasters in Nepal.