As rain returns, flood survivors endure cold—and leaking tents
Summary
Flood survivors in Rasuwa and Nuwakot are struggling through fresh rainfall, with leaking tarpaulins, muddy camps and worsening health and cooking conditions. Authorities say resettlement plans are underway, but many displaced families are still searching for safe shelter and rented rooms.
Key Points
- Fresh rain has worsened conditions for flood-displaced families living in temporary camps across Rasuwa and Nuwakot.
- Leaking tents, wet bedding, muddy ground and lack of dry firewood are making life especially hard for children, elderly people and pregnant women.
- Local officials say holding centres remain open and resettlement plans are being prepared with potential land identified for permanent settlements.
- Many survivors are still missing family members and are urgently looking for safe, durable housing or rented rooms.
