Nvidia donates $10 million to Nepal’s Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund to support recovery after recent flooding. The Kathmandu Post reports the money is deposited into the fund and highlights that the donation is driven in part by more than 50 Nepali employees working for the US technology company.
NDTV adds that the donation comes from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and notes that the flood recovery effort includes emergency aid, rescue operations, rehabilitation and rebuilding of infrastructure. NDTV also says the relief work targets communities in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading, and reports that the fund surpasses NPR 10 billion following the contribution.
Across the two outlets, both describe the same $10 million amount and its placement in the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund. The differing emphasis is on the motivation and local employee involvement, as described by The Kathmandu Post, versus the specific recovery components and targeted districts cited by NDTV.
