My Thoughts About What Happened in Nepal
In my latest video, I reflect on the heartbreaking flooding disaster that has recently struck Nepal, a country that holds a special place in my heart after visiting five times. The ongoing crisis has devastated numerous towns and villages, leaving countless people in need of support and assistance.
In my video, I discuss the causes of these catastrophic floods and their devastating impact on the local communities. I share my personal experiences in Nepal, highlighting the warmth and resilience of its people, which makes the current situation all the more poignant.
For those looking to offer support, I’ve included links for donations: you can contribute directly to the government of Nepal or through organizations like Mercy Corps, who are on the ground providing crucial aid.
I hope this video inspires compassion and action. Please consider helping in any way you can, whether by donating, sharing the video, or simply raising awareness about the ongoing challenges faced by the people of Nepal.
Additionally, you can find resources to support my channel on Patreon, explore my books, or engage with me on social media. Let’s come together to assist those in need during this difficult time.
Watch the full video to hear more about my thoughts and experiences related to this unfolding tragedy. Your support can make a real difference.
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Thank you for providing the link to the Nepal government for making a donation.
❤ u brother. Donated. thanks 🙏
I have watched you and harold baldr hiking Nepal. Such a breathtaking country ❤ 🙏
Brilliant video Gabriel!
tragic. such a beautiful area with many good people….
Thanks for sharing
🇨🇦❤👍🇳🇵So Sad to See that Wall of Ice, Water, Mud and Debris wipe out a whole Town and it's People🇳🇵Beautiful Country and People🇳🇵
Thanks Gabriel. 🙏🏻
I wondered when your thoughts would be posted 😢
Looking forward to your ebc trek..
If you go to Nepal, then try to go Upper Mustang, and se Lo Mangang
Very tragic with so many locals and visitors missing. Thank you for sharing donation links. Thoughts and prayers to everyone who is affected. 😔🙏
Thanks for making this video, which inspired us to make a donation.
Love from Nepal Gabriel ❤
I thought about you as I've been following all of your travels. You are kind hearted Gabriel. Look forward to seeing your future travels.
I'm glad to see after all your years of travel, you have managed to not be caught up in major natural disasters. A friend of mine lives in Pokhara, away from the flash flooding… Take care, and safe travels.
The only meaningful way to deal with the financial side of this tragedy is to stop people from becoming billionaires. Greed has overtaken humanity, much to its demise. You can't expect poor people or people on fixed incomes to donate the way out of climate change.
Why do you tend to be attracted to disasters? Deep thought…
Thank you Gabriel for sharing your thoughts and promoting for donation for a noble cause…may the Lord be with you always and act as your and indeed our Savior….
Gabe, thank you so much for taking the time to make this video and acknowledge this tragedy. I fell in love with the Himalayas from watching your December 2019 Langtang Trekking adventure. How many times I’ve gone back and rewatched it….Just something so very special about the Himalayas and Nepal. Thank you for the donation information. God bless you always 🙏🙏🙏🙏
OG trekker and explore…love from Nepal!!
Very sad indeed! My heart goes out to all the people in that region.. some are blaming China because of their work in that region.. but it sounds like they have their fair share of natural disasters! 🙏
How to make the disaster about me.
33 Latvians still missing since August 26th. 🙏
Tragic 💜
You can donate to the government of Nepal here: https://pmdrf.nchl.com.np/index.html
Or you can donate to Mercy Corps here: https://www.mercycorps.org/