The Nepali Army has completed its search of the Rasuwagadhi Hydropower Project tunnel after finding no people inside following the Bhote Koshi flood.
The LPG shortage in Kathmandu Valley has intensified after the collapse of a section of the Prithvi Highway at Krishnabhir disrupted the movement of gas bullet trucks into the capital.
Shivam Cement has announced 11,000 bags of free OPC cement for 110 affected households, while its subsidiary Shivam Holdings has contributed Rs. 1.1 million to the disaster relief fund.
Prime Minister Balendra Shah has begun consultations with security chiefs to assess the search, rescue, relief and management efforts following the Bhote Koshi flood in Rasuwa.
Damage to major highways connecting Kathmandu with key supply centers has disrupted the transportation of vegetables, food, LPG and petroleum products, raising concerns over possible shortages and price pressures.
The devastating flood in Rasuwa and surrounding areas has resulted in 903 bodies being recovered, while 4,247 people remain unaccounted for, according to the latest disaster authority update.
Nepal Telecom has extended its free voice calls, data and SMS services in areas affected by the BhoteKoshi and Trishuli floods until further notice to support rescue, relief and communication efforts.
Security personnel have recovered 259 bodies from the banks of the Narayani River in Chitwan following the devastating BhoteKoshi flood in Rasuwa. Only nine victims have been identified so far.
Victims injured in the devastating BhoteKoshi and Trishuli floods have started returning home after recovering from their injuries at hospitals in Kathmandu.
Rescue operations have been intensified to save employees and workers trapped inside the Trishuli-3A Hydropower Project tunnel following the devastating floods.
Prime Minister Balendra Shah has departed for Bidur, Nuwakot, to inspect areas affected by the devastating floods in the Rasuwa–Bhote Koshi region and assess ongoing rescue and relief efforts.
Severe flooding in the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli rivers has caused major human and physical damage to hydropower projects in Rasuwa, with more than 200 employees and workers reported missing or trapped.