Shuklaphanta National Park draws 590 visitors in 13 days after reopening
Shuklaphanta National Park in Kanchanpur had 590 visitors from October 14 to 26 after reopening following the monsoon, most of them Nepalis home for the festivals.
Shuklaphanta National Park in Kanchanpur had 590 visitors from October 14 to 26 after reopening following the monsoon, most of them Nepalis home for the festivals.
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.
The Prime Minister's Office has released a comprehensive progress report covering festival market controls, flood relief expenditures, digital governance rules, and contractor blacklisting.
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.
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.
Severe monsoon downpours and highway closures have choked produce shipments into Kathmandu and regional hubs, driving sharp price spikes for vegetables and onions ahead of the festive season.
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.
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.
Monsoon floods have severed parts of the BP Highway and damaged a Kaligandaki bridge approach, while Nepal's first tourist cruise ship capsized during a rescue operation on the Narayani River.