Heres the response situation from wikipedia Response Nations  Algeria — According to Xinhua News Agency, Algeria has dispatched 70 relief workers, medicines, and other supplies to Nepal.[53]  Australia — Foreign Minister Julie Bishop announced an immediate AUD 5 million aid package of life-saving humanitarian support to Nepal consisting of 2.5 million to assist Australian non-government organisations, 2.0 million to support United Nations partners, and 0.5 million to support the Australian Red Cross.[54]  Bangladesh — Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina expressed profound shock at the loss of lives in the earthquake[55] and sent a BAF Lockheed C-130B aircraft with 10 tonnes of relief materials, including tents, dry food, water and blankets carrying a 34-member team consisting of 6 military medical teams and representatives of the Foreign Ministry. The plane later left the teams in Nepal and returned with 50 Bangladeshi citizens, including stranded women, minors and the visiting under-14 female football team.[56][57][58]  Bhutan — Bhutanese Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay expressed his condolences and solidarity with the people of Nepal through social media. Economic Affairs Minister Norbu Wangchuk also conveyed condolences. Wangchuk said that the celebration of World Intellectual Property was to be suspended in solidarity with the people of Nepal. Wangchuk added that there had been no major damages in Bhutan. Bhutanese King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck will send a medical team of 63 people to Nepal.[59][60][61] Prime Minister Tobgay announced that Bhutan's National Flag would fly at half mast to mourn the loss of lives caused by the earthquake.[62]  Brazil — The Brazilian Ministry of External Relations released a note expressing "deep sadness" and conveying its "condolences and solidarity to the families of the victims, the people and the Government of Nepal."[63]  Canada — Prime Minister Stephen Harper issued a statement offering “heartfelt condolences to the people of Nepal and northern India” and “wish[ing] a speedy recovery to all those injured”. The statement clarified that Canadian officials in the region were “working with Nepalese and Indian authorities” to locate and ensure the safety of any Canadians in the area, while also “cooperat[ing] with international partners [to] assess the needs of the affected populations to determine how Canada may most effectively assist with the disaster. We mourn with the people of Nepal and India in the aftermath of this terrible natural disaster and offer our help and our prayers."[64] Foreign Affairs Minister Rob Nicholson said Canada is reaching out to provide help to the country. "Canada will do everything it can to assist" and is contributing CAD 5 million to the relief efforts, as well as deploying elements of the country's Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART) to Nepal to assess how to best help with the situation.[65] A DART advance group, consisting of 30 experts, departed for Nepal on the evening of 26 April.[66] At least 388 Canadians were registered as being in Nepal at the time of the earthquake; the exact number is unclear since traveller registration with the Canadian government is voluntary.[67]  China — Premier Li Keqiang sent messages of condolences to the Prime Minister of Nepal, Sushil Koirala, and pledged to offer assistance.[68] Xi Jinping, the President of China, sent his condolences to Nepalese President Ram Baran Yadav and pledged to offer assistance.[69] The China International Search and Rescue Team (CISAR) deployed 68 of its members, as well as 6 search and rescue dogs, to Nepal via chartered plane in the early morning of 26 April, Beijing time.[70][71][72] On 26 April, the Chinese government announced that it will provide CNY 20 million (USD 3.3 million) in humanitarian aid in the form of tents, blankets and generators.[73] The Chinese embassy in Nepal launched an emergency response mechanism to help with the Chinese nationals injured in the disaster.[74]  Hong Kong — Chief Executive CY Leung sent a letter of condolence to Nepalese President Ram Baran Yadav, to express his deepest sympathies to the victims of the disastrous earthquake in Nepal on behalf of Hong Kong Government and the people of Hong Kong.[75]  Denmark — The government has sent DKK 5 million to Nepal, and Development Minister Mogens Jensen indicates that additional aid will likely be forthcoming. "It is a terrible situation for … one of the world's poorest countries", he observed, "Therefore it is important for us to be there with support and help". Jensen added that Denmark is "clearly ready to contribute more if there is a need for it". On top of the official aid, multiple Danish humanitarian organizations are in the process of raising funds for Nepal .[76]  Egypt — Egypt's government expressed condolences to Nepal's government and people in an official statement, stressing that it stood with Nepal in its diversity, paid respect to the victims and wished the wounded people a rapid recovery.[77]  Finland — The Finnish Red Cross has launched a fundraising campaign for Nepal, and is preparing to send a team of relief workers to the region.[78]  France — On 25 April, the government of France expressed solidarity with the people and government of Nepal. A crisis centre was set up at France's Foreign Ministry, and a reinforcement team sent to New Delhi.[79] On 26 April 2015, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Development Laurent Fabius announced that an initial mission of 11 rescuers plus equipment and supplies was departing for Kathmandu that morning. Additional assistance would follow according to the needs and demands of local authorities and NGOs.[80]  Germany — On the day of the quake, the government of Germany pledged to provide assistance.[81] On Sunday, a team of 52 German relief workers—including physicians, expert searchers, and multiple dog squads—will land in Nepal with a mobile medical treatment centre, according to International Search and Rescue Germany.[82]  India — India was the first nation to respond to the crisis, by launching a full-fledged rescue and relief operation codenamed Operation Maitri (Operation Amity). Within 15 minutes of the quake,[83] Prime Minister Narendra Modi responded, directing immediate dispatch of relief and rescue teams, including medical team, to Nepal. By the same afternoon, ten teams from India's National Disaster Response Force, totaling 450 personnel and including several search and rescue dogs, had already arrived in Nepal; ten additional Indian Air Force planes soon departed to join them with further aid.[84] In the immediate aftermath of the quake, India sent 43 tons of relief material, including tents and food.[85] Prime Minister Modi spoke with Nepalese Prime Minister Sushil Koirala and assured him of India's support and assistance.[86] The Indian Army sent a major general to Nepal to oversee the rescue and relief efforts. The Indian Air Force mobilised its Ilyushin Il-76, C-130J Hercules and C-17 Globemaster transport aircraft and Mi-17 helicopters for Operation Maitri. Up to eight Mi-17 helicopters are being used for missions such as air-dropping relief materials.[87][88] The Indian Air Force evacuated over 500 citizens from Nepal late Saturday through Sunday morning, and hundreds more on Sunday.[89][90] Ten flights were planned for Sunday. These would airlift army forward hospitals, teams of doctors, nurses, and paramedics, engineering task forces, water, food, National Disaster Response Force teams, medical personnel and equipment, blankets and tents.[91] Prime Minister Modi vowed to wipe the tears of every person in Nepal in his Mann Ki Baat address to the nation.[92] An Indian army mountaineering team recovered the bodies of 19 mountaineers from Everest base camp and rescued at least 61 stranded climbers from Mount Everest.[31][32][33] Indian Air Force helicopters reached Mount Everest on the morning of April 26 for rescue operations.[39] Indian Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar announced that six more National Disaster Response Force teams would be sent to Nepal in the next 48 hours. He also announced that the aircraft sent to Nepal would not just rescue Indians, but citizens of other countries as well.[93] By Sunday end, India dispatched a further 10 tons of blankets, 50 tons of water, 22 tons of food items and 2 tons of medical supplies to Kathmandu. Nearly 1,000 National Disaster Response Force personnel were also pressed into service, and a "big evacuation" of Indian citizens was underway through the road route. The government deployed 35 buses to evacuate stranded Indians in Nepal via two routes - Sonauli and Raxaul - along the Indo-Nepal border. India started issuing goodwill visas to foreigners stranded in Nepal and mobilizing buses and ambulances to bring them to India by road.[94] Indian Railways shipped 100,000 (one lakh) bottles of drinking water via the Air Force to be delivered as part of the relief minister. Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu later tweeted out that there were arrangements being made to supply 100,000 bottles every day.[95] Air India reduced fares on flights bound for Kathmandu from Delhi, Kolkata, Varanasi, and announced that it would also carry relief material on its flights.[96] By Monday morning, the Indian Air Force had evacuated 1935 Indian citizens from Nepal using 12 aircraft sorties.[97] Indian Army sources said six of 18 medical teams tasked to help with the relief efforts in Nepal had been deployed. The Indian Army was in the process of sending 10 engineer task forces with machinery to clear roads and debris. The troops have taken with them a further 10,000 blankets and 1,000 tents are on standby. The Indian army was also bringing oxygen cylinders for distribution to medical teams.[98]  Indonesia — President Joko Widodo said that Indonesia will help Nepal as soon as the relief preparation complete, Indonesia will also sent Search and Rescue and Medical team to Nepal, when the Tribhuvan International Airport open for public again.[99]  Iran — President Hassan Rouhani offered “sympathy and condolences” to the people of Nepal and to their President Ram Baran Yadav. Rouhani wished for a swift recovery of the injured and patience for the bereaved families.[100] Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Marzieh Afkham also expressed sympathy with the Nepalese government and nation over deadly earthquake that hit the country earlier in the day, offering condolences to the families of the victims and wishing immediate recovery to those injured in the disaster.[101] The Iranian Red Crescent Society declared its readiness to assist and to cooperate with the NRCS. The IRCS prepared a 40 ton humanitarian relief package to dispatch to Nepal; however, due to the critical conditions of the Kathmandu Airport, the package will be delivered through one of the neighboring countries.[102][103][104]  Iraq — Iraq said they were working with Iraqi citizens in Nepal.[citation needed]  Ireland — Ireland's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade said that the families of at least 51 Irish citizens in Nepal could contact them and that they were working to contact the people.[105]  Israel — Prime Minister Benjamin Netany

rid · Apr 27, 2015 12:16 AM

Let us appreciate in heart how much we have received  from the US, rather than how much we have not received. (Edited because it seems to be ungrateful to complain about the help we received) Last edited: 27-Apr-15 10:03 AM

happylotus007 · Apr 27, 2015 6:37 AM

If Nepalese were black, they would have send a lot more, not only that all the Hollywood actors would have come forward to help. George Clooney would have been the first. When there was earthquake in Japan, there was slow response by US. But, for some other countries such as Haiti, they were very quick to response with huge effort and huge amount. This is political correctness created by liberal hippie phuckers.

solu123 · Apr 27, 2015 8:22 AM

I would love to see that whole 1 million dollar utilized, I heard all the aid supply has been halted inside the airport and I heard some merchant are selling blankets and food to those poor for 10X the normal price. Where is that 1 million dollar money when people in need cannot get one.

satrianic · Apr 27, 2015 8:28 AM

Chillax, ingrates. This is standard procedure. As soon as local authorities declare an emergency, a certain amount is instantly made available, with a much larger aid package to follow. But, please, just come out tell us cheap Americans how much we have to give y'all. Nobody likes aggressive panhandlers.

sajhakoraja · Apr 27, 2015 9:30 AM

Seriously??? This is said by a guy who post nothing but propaganda against America and Christainity. Please read all the past post from this guy, they are nothing but hatred towards America. Why the hell do you care now? FYI, it is a protocol to begin with small amount and it will increase with the need. Go back and do what you are good at - spreading hatred with your conspiracy theory.

Vhootee · Apr 27, 2015 9:54 AM

I agree 100% with what Solu123 has to say and I consider myself a "liberal hippie phucker". Almost all world leaders have mention Nepal earthquake one way or another but nothing from my beloved Obama so far, not even a small tweet.

Jonny · Apr 27, 2015 10:11 AM

FYI, 9 millions have been added on top. Update yourself. Oh wait. You are busy watching conspiracy theory website.

Vhootee · Apr 27, 2015 10:12 AM

That was not even USA donation...just an Embassy rebate from all the visa fee collected in couple days. Obama is probably still giggling over his White House Dinner Jokes to himself. The bottom line is that poor people only have each other and no one else.

sidster · Apr 27, 2015 10:23 AM

Nepali ko bani hera hera.... sadai arko le yo garena... tyo desh le yo garyo.. yesle tyo bhanda badi garna sakena.... obama le kehi garena (kina obama bau ho nepali ko?) 1 million dollar le pugena bhanne matra ho??? aja samma india la gali gardai basyou (budda india ma janme ko bhanda jagada garena basyou)...apat pareko bela tya bata first ma help ayo... Aba sadia arko lai dosh diyera arkako muk herera basne ki....afai help garna jane ho... kina yesto magne para hami haru ko?

satrianic · Apr 27, 2015 10:54 AM

Another 9 million dollar added bu US on top of initial 1 milllion just now. https://www.facebook.com/usdos...

paani_ma_paade_jasto · Apr 27, 2015 11:07 AM

If nothin else, Hillary tweeted the first day about the disaster. I have always been adamant about black/white issues. They don't care about others. So be careful how much you get involved in supporting black issues. Trust me, black care less about us than white. Right now and for the future, go see how many of these rescue team and volunteers in Nepal that are from America are white and black. Don't have to go that far, set up a donation in your state for Nepal right now, you will see how many black will come forward compare o white. The bottom line is white people will have more sympathy and will know about Nepal. Foook Obama. He is no better than George Bush right now for Nepal and Nepali.

Vhootee · Apr 27, 2015 11:24 AM

हाम्रो रिड ब्रोको यो धागो देख्न बित्तिकै सारा बिस्वलाइ नै लुटी खाने खाते अमेरिकि सरकारले  लाज पचाएर अझै पैसा थपिदेछ !! हि हि रिड ब्रोलाइ हृदय देखि नै धन्यवाद !

Nas · Apr 27, 2015 11:24 AM

नासले ठिक भन्यो | मलाई पनि त्येस्तै लाग्यो | रिड लाइ फेरी पनि धन्यबाद !

shahi baba · Apr 27, 2015 11:28 AM

talking about it does make a difference..... Internet is getting scanned and report every second and they do watch what people are posting. The point was to complain about 1 million dollar donation....the point was to be surprised and disgusted from the " greatest country of the world" to donate equal or lesser than one of the poorest and smallest in the world like Bhutan... Be the greatest country by action and not by words....

sidster · Apr 27, 2015 12:33 PM

This is not time to complain who is giving what. $1M was for mobilization only, more will be coming ($9M just added). Besides, whatever we get, we should take it with appreciation, not complain about it.

Kiddo · Apr 27, 2015 12:39 PM

US government gives $132 Million to UNICEF every year. In the same manner US government give millions of dollars to Red Cross, Mercy Corps, Doctors Without Borders and dozens of other organizations. In total US is the number one (1) in the world to donate money and resources to charitable organisations. Total is in Billions. US believes in helping through trusted and transparent organizations like UNICEF, red Cross Etc. In that way they are confident that the money reaches to the needy; not the government officials. They have learned that. On top of that it adds more depending on the situation. I hope this helps understand better. Icanfly - (no more after the earthquake)

Icanfly · Apr 27, 2015 1:23 PM