Bhotekoshi flood damages worth Rs. 568M
Summary
The Bhotekoshi flood has caused an estimated Rs. 568 million in damage to renewable energy systems across five districts, with domestic biogas plants accounting for the largest share of losses. Recovery needs are estimated at Rs. 1.65 billion, with early repairs and temporary support planned over the next six months.
Key Points
- The Bhotekoshi flood caused an estimated Rs. 568 million in damage to renewable energy systems in Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading, Gorkha and Tanahun.
- Domestic biogas systems suffered the biggest losses, followed by micro-hydropower and solar home systems.
- The report estimates Rs. 1.65 billion in recovery needs, including Rs. 100 million for early recovery in the first six months.
- The assessment was led by the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority with support from other government and technical bodies.
