Kathmandu. Prime Minister Balendra Shahhas said that the devastating floods in Bhotekoshi and Trishuli of Nepal are a serious warning to the world community.Addressing the UN General Assembly (UNGA) here today, he said that the tragedy of climate change is a commoncrisis not only of Nepal but of the entire humanity.

In his first address at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, the Prime Minister drew the attention of the world towards the damage caused by the August 26 floods.

According to Balen , 1,400 people have died in the disaster and more than 6,000 people are still missing. It is estimated that about 10 percent of the GDP (GDP) will be spent on rebuilding Nepal’s physical infrastructure.

Prime Minister Shah has presented the reality that although Nepal’s contribution to the world’s total greenhouse gas emission is less than 0.1.1 percent, it is paying a serious price to climate change. “We did not create this crisis, but it is bearing the brunt of it. “We have not created this {{} crisis, but it is bearing the brunt of it. “, he said.

He cautioned that the melting of glaciers and unexpected changes in the flow of rivers have made the top ography of the hilly region unstable {{}. Prime Minister Shah raised the demand for climate justice and criticized the cumbersome system in the aid process. “When the house is burning, people are not asked to fill the form, they are rescued immediately. This should also be the meaning of climate justice. He said.

He has proposed the establishment of a ‘Mechanism for Mountain Climate Resilience with the involvement of Nepal, India and China. He expects this mechanism to work in the exchange of satellite data, monitoring of glacial lakes and developing a joint early warning system. He expressed gratitude to the friendly countries and international organizations and requested for further technical and financial support in Nepal’s crisis.