Meteorological authorities have issued warnings for heavy rain and snowfall across Nepal as a developing cyclone in the Bay of Bengal moves northwest.
A central pillar of the Dodhara Chandani suspension bridge over the Mahakali River collapsed on Wednesday morning following heavy flooding, cutting pedestrian access between Dodhara Chandani and Bhimdattanagar.
Simkot has experienced its heaviest rainfall since 1978 as late-monsoon downpours and unseasonal snow sever Humla's link to the northern border and push Karnali's disaster death toll to 10.
Schools across Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading, and Chitwan are setting up makeshift classrooms and clearing thick silt after monsoon floods washed away campuses and left hundreds of pupils unaccounted for.
Nepali diaspora groups in New York, local business chambers, and school foundations have contributed over Rs 20 million in cash and relief goods for Bhotekoshi and Trishuli flood victims.
A month after catastrophic flash floods devastated the Bhotekoshi and Trishuli valleys, Nepal confronts reconstruction costs running into hundreds of billions of rupees alongside urgent calls to reform centralized disaster planning.
Breaches along the Ratu river submerged district headquarters Jaleshwor and wrecked ripening paddy crops in Mahottari, while land subsidence in Makawanpur destroyed eight homes and threatened dozens more.
Traffic resumed along the Beni–Babiachour road in Myagdi after four days of landslide disruptions, while authorities accelerate repair works on severed corridors to Mustang and Manang.
Monsoon floods have breached embankments along the Lakhandei River in Sarlahi, leaving villages marooned, while record water levels on the Narayani River wrecked Bharatpur's riverfront promenade.
Nepal's Meteorological Forecasting Division has dismissed viral rumours of extreme rainfall starting October 3, assuring the public that while routine showers and cooler weather will arrive Thursday, no severe storm is on the horizon.
A month after the Bhotekoshi flash flood devastated Rasuwa, survivors struggle with severe trauma, missing kin, and lost livelihoods while the state works to verify the disaster's true toll.
Following fatal late-monsoon floods, lawmakers have urged the government to overhaul disaster laws, revamp hydropower tunnel safety standards, and initiate cross-border early warning dialogues.
The disaster authority is preparing legal amendments so families of roughly 5,000 missing flood victims can receive death certificates and relief, while displaced survivors in Nuwakot struggle in tents as temperatures drop.
A month after a high-altitude slope collapse triggered the deadly Bhote Kosi-Trisuli flood, experts warn that early warning systems failed to anticipate cascading mountain hazards.
Prime Minister Balendra Shah addressed the UN General Assembly following catastrophic Himalayan floods, calling for debt-free climate justice and a regional resilience pact with India and China.
Four bodies have been recovered and rescue operations remain underway after an avalanche struck the base camp of Himlung Himal in Manang district.
Relentless rain and landslides have blocked major highways across Nepal, displacing 200 families and leaving six dead in Myagdi, while repairs to the Beni–Jomsom–Korala corridor may take over a week.
Severe flooding has submerged swathes of Bangkok and triggered fatal landslides in Myanmar, leaving at least 16 people dead and tens of thousands stranded across both nations.
A late-monsoon storm system killed at least 27 people across Nepal, pushing the country's disaster death toll past 300 since mid-April.
Days of relentless downpours have flooded dozens of homes along the Narayani and Kali Gandaki rivers, triggered a fatal avalanche in Manang, and blocked key transport routes before weather conditions began clearing.
Displaced residents in Manang returned to their villages on Monday as an artificial lake formed by a landslide-blocked Marsyangdi River receded, lowering flood alarms across the river corridor.
