"Not a personal donation"... 'Non-Summit' Susan appeals for fundraising amid Nepal's worst floods [Full text]

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'Non-Summit' cast member Susan, originally from Nepal, has requested donations to support flood victims.

On the 28th, Susan posted on her personal social media: "I always carefully consider posting content related to donations, as it could be perceived as me personally encouraging contributions or conducting fundraising myself." However, she added, "Given that floods and landslides originating in Nepal are causing increasing damage, displacing many people, and the death toll continues to rise, I am sharing this post to provide official donation channels for those who wish to offer support."

Explaining the official direct donation platform established by the Nepalese government, she appealed: "If my sharing of this news leads to many kind-hearted individuals in Korea coming together, and if that support can contribute even slightly to Nepal's disaster recovery, rehabilitation, and ultimately the reconstruction of shattered lives, I would consider it an immense joy."

A massive flood that struck both Nepal and Tibet has left 472 dead and 1,535 missing as of the 28th. The flood is believed to have been triggered by climate change in the Himalayas due to global warming, which caused massive collapses of glaciers and rock formations.

Below is the full text of Susan's post:

Due to numerous inquiries regarding donations for Nepal flood victims, I am sharing relevant information.

I always carefully consider posting content related to donations, as it could be perceived as me personally encouraging contributions or conducting fundraising myself.

However, given that floods and landslides in Nepal are causing increasing damage, displacing many people, and the death toll continues to rise, I am sharing this post to provide official donation channels for those who wish to offer support.

The Nepalese government is operating the Wi Hae (Prime Minister) Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund to manage rescue operations, emergency relief, disaster recovery, and rehabilitation support in affected areas. Official channels for direct donations via credit cards and other methods are also available internationally.

I am not personally conducting fundraising or receiving donation funds. I am simply sharing information so that those who wish to donate can directly contribute to the official fund operated by the Nepalese government.

Whether you choose to donate and how much you give is entirely up to your own judgment. We hope even small acts of concern and kindness will help residents in the affected areas currently facing difficulties.

If my sharing of this news leads to many kind-hearted individuals in Korea coming together, and if that support can contribute even slightly to Nepal's disaster recovery, rehabilitation, and ultimately the reconstruction of shattered lives, I would consider it an immense joy.

I sincerely thank everyone who has shown interest and reached out with inquiries.

For detailed information regarding donations, please refer to the official notice in the image.

* Note: Think of the Nepalese rupee as having one additional zero compared to the Korean won. For example: 1000 NPR = 10,000 won

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