Nepal floods and landslides cause widespread destruction, leads to 112 deaths
landslides, resulting in at least 112 deaths and many missing, officials said on Sunday.
Since Thursday, Nepal has experienced relentless rainfall, leading to widespread warnings of flash floods. Bishwo Adhikari, Nepal Police Deputy Spokesperson, reported that 66 people were killed across the country, including 34 in the Kathmandu Valley. The floods have also left 60 people injured, and more than 3,000 individuals have been rescued.
The adverse weather has severely impacted transportation, with main highways blocked in 63 locations nationwide. Acting Prime Minister and Minister for Urban Development Prakash Man Singh called for an emergency meeting, which included various ministers and security agency chiefs, to accelerate search and rescue efforts.
In response to the disaster, the government has closed all schools across Nepal for three days and paused all ongoing exams. In Kathmandu, the city experienced a day-long power outage due to the floods obstructing the main transmission line, although power was restored by evening. Landslides have also blocked all entry points to Kathmandu.
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