For Timure’s flood survivors, Dashain brings memories of the lives they lost
Summary
Flood survivors from Timure in Rasuwa are spending Dashain in temporary shelter after the Bhotekoshi flood swept away their homes, roads and monastery. Displaced families in Kathmandu say they have received little government assistance and fear for their future as they try to rebuild their lives.
Key Points
- The August 26 Bhotekoshi flood destroyed homes, roads and the monastery in Timure, Rasuwa, leaving residents displaced.
- About 111 families are now sheltering at Mustang Gumba in Kathmandu and relying on relief and donations.
- Residents say they have received no help from state or local government and remain uncertain about compensation or resettlement.
- Many families are grieving lost relatives and memories as Dashain arrives without the traditional village celebrations.
