Digging through the mud for leftover memories
Summary
Flood-hit families in Nuwakot and Rasuwa are digging through mud and debris to recover valuables, documents and memories after the August 26 Bhotekoshi flood. Volunteers are also helping residents clear homes and salvage whatever remains of their livelihoods.
Key Points
- Families in Dhunge Bazar and nearby flood-hit settlements are searching through mud for belongings, documents and keepsakes after the August 26 Bhotekoshi flood.
- Naresh Dangol, Rojita Pandey and other residents say they lost years of work and investment, but small recovered items have offered emotional comfort and hope.
- Maiya Gajurel and other victims describe devastating financial losses, including shops, cash, livestock and household goods, after the floods.
- A volunteer team led by Kaman Ghale is helping residents clear mud and recover valuables and documents free of charge.
