Fund-raising efforts to support Nepal-China flood relief have been successful, with over $3 million raised. These efforts began on August 28 and are scheduled to continue until November 30.
The drive is being led by the Singapore Red Cross.
Further details about the fund-raising efforts and the relief program are available from the source, for those seeking more information about the campaign and its goals.
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