Annapurna Post reported Palpa's disaster committee putting the flood and landslide damage at about Rs 400 million, while the Chief District Officer's preliminary estimate is Rs 377.5 million. The committee also reported five deaths in Asoj's floods, landslides and rain.
As Myagdi district recovers from the floods and landslides of late September, Beni is working to restore its water supply while villagers in Paudwar rebuild through volunteer labour.
Home Minister Sudhan Gurung on Saturday told Department of Roads staff to restart the stalled construction of the Phurkekhola bridge, which links Dhadingbesi, after residents complained about the delay.
Landslides at Pinthali and Gimdibesi in Roshi Rural Municipality have blocked the BP Highway in both directions, the District Police Office in Kavrepalanchok said on Saturday.
German Parliamentary State Secretary Dr Bärbel Kofler is on a four-day visit to Nepal, ending on October 31, focused on development cooperation, health, women's rights and recovery from the Bhotekoshi flood.
The Korala border crossing has become a critical trade route following the disruption of the Rasuwagadhi pass, boosting local commerce in Mustang.
Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri is expected in Kathmandu on November 4 to prepare for Prime Minister Balendra Shah’s planned visit to India. Nepal’s foreign ministry says the date of that visit has not been fixed.
A flood from Bhutan's Shintaphu glacial lake has cut off the Laya region by road and washed away the Gasa Tshachu hot springs, with no casualties reported. Downstream in India, more than 10,000 people in Alipurduar have been moved to relief camps, Nagarik News reported.
After the Bhotekoshi-Trishuli floods and landslides, Nepal used talks in New Delhi and Bangkok to press for regional cooperation on climate and disaster risk, including shared data and satellite-based early warning.
While the Langtang trekking route has reopened, Rasuwa's farmers are struggling with buried fields and broken bridges that prevent them from reaching markets.
Minister Gita Chaudhary says Nepal's position paper for the COP31 climate conference is ready. Officials say it will be made public at the National Climate Summit in Kathmandu on October 29.
After months of disruption caused by floods and road closures, Sauraha's tourism sector is rebounding as favorable weather and holiday travelers return to the Chitwan gateway.
Residents of Gorkha have built temporary bridges to reach villages cut off by the October 11 Budhigandaki River floods, while families from Shantibazar in Aarughat are still living in tents.
The Floriculture Association Nepal projects Rs 645 million in Tihar flower sales and says about 11% of marigold garlands must be imported after September's floods, while Jhapa farmers ask for curbs on Indian imports.
Domestic travelers flocked to Nepal's top destinations during Dashain, but the tourism sector faces challenges in attracting foreign visitors due to infrastructure concerns and weak promotion.
Two months after the devastating floods on the Rasuwa–Bhotekoshi rivers, damage is estimated at Rs 79 billion as families await news of missing relatives.
RSP lawmaker Ganesh Parajuli secured the chair of a 15-member parliamentary special committee investigating the Bhotekoshi-Trishuli disaster and Himalayan climate change with cross-party backing.
The devastating Bhotekoshi flood, which displaced 50,000 people, has laid bare technical failures and missing cross-border data links in Nepal's early warning network.
Following catastrophic flash floods in Rasuwa, Prime Minister Balendra Shah and civil society groups demand international loss-and-damage compensation as existing climate funds fall short.
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.
Upgrades on the Muglin–Pokhara Highway western stretch are slated for November completion, while northern tracks reopen to Rasuwa and officials weigh parallel river corridors along the Prithvi Highway.
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.
Nepali folk-rock band Nepathya will perform at Dubai's The Agenda on October 4, pledging a portion of proceeds to flood victims following a packed arena concert in South Korea.
A deepening LPG shortage driven by road disruptions and Middle East tensions has pushed consumers toward induction stoves, while the Nepal Oil Corporation freezes retail fuel prices despite surging import costs.
