Hundreds of homes in eastern Rolpa at risk from landslides
Summary
Heavy rain has triggered landslides in eastern Rolpa, putting hundreds of homes in Seram, Ghusbang, Gam and Uwa at risk of displacement. Authorities say some settlements may have to be relocated as rescue teams assess the damage and residents move to safer shelters.
Key Points
- Heavy rain in eastern Rolpa has caused landslides and cracks across hillsides, threatening hundreds of homes in multiple settlements.
- Seram, Ghusbang, Gam and Uwa in Sunchhahari and Thabang rural municipalities are among the hardest hit areas.
- Local leaders and the chief district officer say vulnerable settlements may need to be relocated to safer locations.
- Residents have been advised to spend the night in schools, cattle sheds, forests or on higher ground while further rain poses additional danger.
