Residents of Shuklaphanta Municipality Face Flood and Erosion Risks Due to Uncontrolled Rivers
Summary
Residents of Shuklaphanta Municipality-12 in Kanchanpur fear flooding and erosion every monsoon as the Vanara, Dodha and Syali rivers rise near their settlements. Locals say the lack of embankments has washed away land, disrupted travel and made it difficult for students to reach school.
Key Points
- Residents of Shuklaphanta Municipality-12 in Kanchanpur face repeated flood, inundation and erosion threats from the Vanara, Dodha and Syali rivers during the monsoon.
- Locals say the absence of embankments on the Vanara River has already washed away farmland and brought the river close to settlements.
- Rainy-season commuting becomes difficult as villagers must use longer detours and suspension bridge routes, affecting students going to school.
- Residents say political parties and leaders have repeatedly promised embankments, but the problem remains unresolved.
