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Nepal Issues Flood Warnings Amid Extreme Rainfall and Landslide Risks

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The Department of Hydrology and Meteorology issued flood warnings for Nepal, forecasting heavy to very heavy rainfall between September 25 and September 27. Heavy rainfall was recorded in Karnali Province, where Simkot received 114.8 millimetres in 24 hours, breaking a previous record. Chief district officers reported that this heavy rainfall triggered landslides across several districts.

From peoplesreview.com.np, aninews.in

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The extreme weather forecasts, which include the risk of infrastructure failure on the Prithvi Highway, could disrupt travel and economic activity. The Nepal Tourism Board has issued safety advisories following the warnings from authorities.

From aninews.in, ianslive.in

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  • The Nepal Tourism Board might see revenue loss due to increased flood risk and safety advisories

  • NepalSpeculative

    Nepal could face increased costs related to infrastructure repair following severe weather events

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  1. The Department of Hydrology and Meteorology predicts extreme weather leading to infrastructure failure on the Prithvi Highway.Sub-event
  2. A low-pressure area is developing over the Bay of Bengal, impacting the weather systems in the region, including Nepal.Sub-event
  3. Agency issues forecasts regarding heavy rain in Nepal.1 source

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