Dammed Marsyangdi River resumes normal flow
Summary
The dammed Marsyangdi River in Manang has started flowing normally again after debris from the flooded Ghattekhola stream blocked its course. Continuous rain has disrupted electricity, telephone and road networks, damaged homes and infrastructure, and forced residents to shelter in public buildings.
Key Points
- The Marsyangdi River in the Tatopani area resumed normal flow after debris from the flooded Ghattekhola stream blocked it.
- Continuous rain has disrupted electricity, telephone and road services in parts of Manang and cut off road access.
- Residents who had taken shelter in Nepali Army barracks and public buildings began returning to inspect damage as flooding eased.
- Officials warned people living along the Marsyangdi River to remain alert as flood damage continued in the district.
