Devastation due to heavy rain in Nepal
The floods caused by continuous torrential rains in Nepal have caused devastation. At least 39 people have died due to this. After this, the Education Ministry has decided to close all educational institutions for three days. Many parts of Nepal have been inundated by rain since Friday, due to which disaster officials have issued a warning of flash floods. During this period, thousands of people have been sent to safer places. Nepal’s Education Ministry has decided to close all educational institutions for three days in view of the chaos caused by torrential rains.
According to the news of ‘MyRepublica.com’, nine people died in Kathmandu, 16 in Lalitpur, five in Bhaktapur, three in Kavrepalanchok, two each in Panchthar and Dhankuta and one each in Jhapa and Dhading. According to the news, a total of 11 people are missing in the flood. Police said that 226 houses have been submerged in Kathmandu and a rescue team of about three thousand security personnel has been deployed by Nepal Police in the affected areas.
many people displaced
Thousands of people have been displaced to safer places in Nepal. Roads, localities, shops and establishments have been flooded at many places. Traffic has also been blocked due to roads being submerged. Hundreds of houses have been damaged. Cars and houses are submerged in water.
226 houses submerged in Kathmandu
Police said that 226 houses have been submerged in Kathmandu. A rescue team of about 3,000 security personnel has been deployed by Nepal Police in the affected areas. People are being sent to safe places amid the rain.
Flights canceled amid heavy rain
The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal on Friday canceled all domestic flights till Saturday morning due to poor weather conditions in the country. This came as Nepal’s weather forecasting division has issued a red alert for four consecutive days. 56 out of 77 districts of Nepal are in the grip of heavy rains.
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