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Floods and Landslides Cause Infrastructure Damage Across Nepal

6 reports, 1 independent Updated Sun 00:00
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What happened

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Incessant rainfall, brought by a low-pressure system over the Bay of Bengal, has caused floods and landslides across Nepal since Thursday. In western Palpa district, Lumbini Province, two people were found dead and three are missing in separate landslide incidents. The disaster has obstructed several highways, including those connecting the capital Kathmandu with other districts, and has swept away at least 25 houses in Parbat district, Gandaki Province.

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Why it matters

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The widespread flooding and landslides have severely disrupted transportation networks across Nepal. The damage to infrastructure and settlements in southern districts requires significant emergency response and recovery efforts.

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Who's involved

  • NepalThe geopolitical state experiencing the widespread floods and landslides.
  • PalpaA district in western Palpa district where landslide incidents have occurred.
  • Lumbini ProvinceThe province where multiple flood and landslide incidents have been reported.

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  • NepalSpeculative

    The government might face increased fiscal costs due to the need for emergency relief and infrastructure reconstruction.

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