Fresh Heavy Rains Threaten Recovery In Nepal Flood-Hit Areas
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Heavy rainfall in Nepal is hindering recovery efforts from previous floods and increasing the risk of new landslides.
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- Heavy rainfall is creating further hazards such as landslides and debris flows in regions already impacted by August floods.
- Authorities have implemented travel restrictions on major highways as weather conditions remain dangerous.
- The Prime Minister has advised citizens to avoid unnecessary travel and stay clear of vulnerable river areas.
- This persistent weather pattern continues to disrupt critical infrastructure and recovery operations.
What to watch next
- River level monitoring by the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority.
- Clearing progress on the Prithvi Highway and Narayangadh-Muglin road.
- Further impacts on infrastructure already weakened by August flooding.
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NamedNepal · Chitwan · Dhading · Gandaki · Lumbini · Balendra Shah · Department of Hydrology and Meteorology · National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority
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