Floods and landslides kill 12 across Nepal
Summary
At least 12 people have died across Nepal in floods and landslides triggered by persistent heavy rain, with seven still missing. Authorities have moved more than 1,100 people to safer locations as rescue operations continue and warnings remain in place.
Key Points
- At least 12 people have died in floods, landslides and heavy rain across Nepal since September 24, according to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority.
- Seven people are still missing, including one in Palpa, four in Baglung and two in Myagdi.
- Authorities have issued red, amber and yellow alerts and deployed local administrations, security agencies and rescue teams for preparedness and response.
- More than 1,100 people in the Nawalparasi area have been relocated to safer locations, while helicopters are being used for rescue operations in Myagdi.
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