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Rescue teams work in flood and landslide-hit areas of Nepal (Img: X/Screengrab from a video)
Kathmandu: Continuous heavy rainfall has caused widespread destruction across Nepal, leaving at least 27 people dead in flood and landslide-related incidents. Authorities said several disaster events have been reported across the country since September 24, with rescue and relief operations underway.
The relentless rain has disrupted normal life in several parts of Nepal, damaging roads, affecting communication networks and increasing the risk of further landslides in vulnerable areas.
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Officials reported that multiple incidents, including floods, landslides and other rain-triggered disasters, have affected different regions of Nepal. Mountainous areas have been among the worst hit due to landslide risks caused by continuous rainfall.
Several areas have witnessed damage to homes and infrastructure, while emergency teams continue efforts to assist affected communities. Authorities have urged people living in vulnerable locations to remain alert and avoid risky areas.
Emergency agencies and local authorities have been involved in rescue and relief operations as the situation remains challenging due to ongoing weather conditions. Difficult terrain and continued rainfall have created hurdles for teams working in affected regions.
The disaster has once again highlighted Nepal’s vulnerability to extreme weather events, especially during periods of intense rainfall when floods and landslides become frequent threats.
With more rain forecast in some regions, authorities are closely monitoring river levels and landslide-prone zones. Residents have been advised to follow official warnings and take necessary precautions.
Nepal, a Himalayan nation, frequently faces weather-related challenges due to its mountainous geography, where heavy rainfall can quickly trigger landslides and flash floods.
