Army Continues Rescue Operations in Bhote Koshi Flood
Summary
The Nepali Army is continuing night-long search and rescue operations after a severe flood in the Bhote Koshi River in Rasuwa. Hundreds of troops, helicopters, and relief supplies have been mobilized as rescuers work to save people trapped in tunnels and upper areas near Timure.
Key Points
- The Nepali Army will continue search and rescue operations through the night in response to the Bhote Koshi River flood in Rasuwa.
- Eleven X-teams, helicopters, and additional troops are being deployed, with aerial rescue preparations underway for areas above Timure.
- A total of 1,697 army personnel were mobilized during the day, while 94 people were rescued by army helicopters, 12 by private helicopters, and 27 by land routes.
- The army delivered tents and medicines to affected areas and is also transporting food and water to flood-hit locations.
