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📍When roads are blocked, WFP finds another way. For the first time in an emergency operation in Nepal, WFP is deploying humanitarian cargo drones to carry food to communities cut off by devastating floods. After the 2015 earthquake, WFP reached remote mountain communities using yaks, mules and porters carrying food for days. Today, innovation allows us to cover that last mile in minutes.
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In the mountains of Nepal, humanitarian cargo drones are helping deliver assistance across the last mile. Recent flash floods damaged roads and bridges, leaving many communities cut off from support. To help reach isolated areas, WFP is using heavy-lift Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) in Rasuwa district in northern Nepal, complementing road and helicopter deliveries. Trucks and helicopters carry food as far as roads and conditions allow. Beyond that, humanitarian cargo drones can help cover the final stretch, serving as an aerial bridge to communities isolated by the disaster. By combining trucks, helicopters and unmanned aircrafts, WFP is expanding the reach of its flood response and finding new ways to reach families in remote locations.
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In the mountains of Nepal, humanitarian cargo drones are helping deliver assistance across the last mile. Recent flash floods damaged roads and bridges, leaving many communities cut off from support. To help reach isolated areas, WFP is using heavy-lift Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) in Rasuwa district in northern Nepal, complementing road and helicopter deliveries. Trucks and helicopters carry food as far as roads and conditions allow. Beyond that, humanitarian cargo drones can help cover the final stretch, serving as an aerial bridge to communities isolated by the disaster. By combining trucks, helicopters and unmanned aircrafts, WFP is expanding the reach of its flood response and finding new ways to reach families in remote locations.
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In the mountains of Nepal, humanitarian cargo drones are helping deliver assistance across the last mile. Recent flash floods damaged roads and bridges, leaving many communities cut off from support. To help reach isolated areas, WFP is using heavy-lift Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) in Rasuwa district in northern Nepal, complementing road and helicopter deliveries. Trucks and helicopters carry food as far as roads and conditions allow. Beyond that, humanitarian cargo drones can help cover the final stretch, serving as an aerial bridge to communities isolated by the disaster. By combining trucks, helicopters and unmanned aircrafts, WFP is expanding the reach of its flood response and finding new ways to reach families in remote locations.
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In the mountains of Nepal, humanitarian cargo drones are helping deliver assistance across the last mile. Recent flash floods damaged roads and bridges, leaving many communities cut off from support. To help reach isolated areas, WFP is using heavy-lift Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) in Rasuwa district in northern Nepal, complementing road and helicopter deliveries. Trucks and helicopters carry food as far as roads and conditions allow. Beyond that, humanitarian cargo drones can help cover the final stretch, serving as an aerial bridge to communities isolated by the disaster. By combining trucks, helicopters and unmanned aircrafts, WFP is expanding the reach of its flood response and finding new ways to reach families in remote locations.
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📍When roads are blocked, WFP finds another way. For the first time in an emergency operation in Nepal, WFP is deploying humanitarian cargo drones to carry food to communities cut off by devastating floods. After the 2015 earthquake, WFP reached remote mountain communities using yaks, mules and porters carrying food for days. Today, innovation allows us to cover that last mile in minutes.
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📍When roads are blocked, WFP finds another way. For the first time in an emergency operation in Nepal, WFP is deploying humanitarian cargo drones to carry food to communities cut off by devastating floods. After the 2015 earthquake, WFP reached remote mountain communities using yaks, mules and porters carrying food for days. Today, innovation allows us to cover that last mile in minutes.
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📍When roads are blocked, WFP finds another way. For the first time in an emergency operation in Nepal, WFP is deploying humanitarian cargo drones to carry food to communities cut off by devastating floods. After the 2015 earthquake, WFP reached remote mountain communities using yaks, mules and porters carrying food for days. Today, innovation allows us to cover that last mile in minutes.
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