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Five People Missing as Fresh Flood Sweeps Through Central Nepal, Destroys Homes and Bridges At least five people are missing after a sudden flood struck central Nepal, sweeping away approximately 40 homes, destroying two bridges and inundating several residential areas, according to local media reports. Authorities suspect that a landslide blocked a tributary of a river, potentially causing water to accumulate before surging downstream. The exact circumstances surrounding the latest disaster remain under investigation. The incident marks another major flooding event in Nepal, with the country reportedly experiencing three such incidents within the past two months. The latest destruction has raised further concerns about the vulnerability of communities living near rivers and landslide-prone areas. The new flooding comes amid the aftermath of a devastating disaster at the end of August, when widespread flooding and landslides triggered an extensive search-and-rescue operation. Authorities have since concluded those operations, with the reported death toll reaching at least 1,455 and approximately 5,285 people still listed as missing. In response to the humanitarian consequences of the earlier disaster, authorities have also shortened the waiting period for issuing legal death certificates to families of people killed or missing. The period, previously set at 12 years, has reportedly been reduced to 45 days to help affected families access compensation and other forms of assistance more quickly. The latest flood underscores Nepal’s continuing exposure to natural disasters, particularly during periods of intense rainfall when landslides, blocked waterways and sudden releases of accumulated water can threaten entire communities. Authorities are expected to establish the full extent of the latest damage and continue efforts to account for those missing.

Five People Missing as Fresh Flood Sweeps Through Central Nepal, Destroys Homes and Bridges At least five people are missing after a sudden flood struck central Nepal, sweeping away approximately 40 homes, destroying two bridges and inundating several residential areas, according to local media reports. Authorities suspect that a landslide blocked a tributary of a river, potentially causing water to accumulate before surging downstream. The exact circumstances surrounding the latest disaster remain under investigation. The incident marks another major flooding event in Nepal, with the country reportedly experiencing three such incidents within the past two months. The latest destruction has raised further concerns about the vulnerability of communities living near rivers and landslide-prone areas. The new flooding comes amid the aftermath of a devastating disaster at the end of August, when widespread flooding and landslides triggered an extensive search-and-rescue operation. Authorities have since concluded those operations, with the reported death toll reaching at least 1,455 and approximately 5,285 people still listed as missing. In response to the humanitarian consequences of the earlier disaster, authorities have also shortened the waiting period for issuing legal death certificates to families of people killed or missing. The period, previously set at 12 years, has reportedly been reduced to 45 days to help affected families access compensation and other forms of assistance more quickly. The latest flood underscores Nepal’s continuing exposure to natural disasters, particularly during periods of intense rainfall when landslides, blocked waterways and sudden releases of accumulated water can threaten entire communities. Authorities are expected to establish the full extent of the latest damage and continue efforts to account for those missing.

🚨Shocking visuals coming from Nepal's Gorkha District today. A massive, black debris-filled flood surged down the Budhi Gandaki River early this morning after a landslide blocked the river in Chumnubri village. The temporary dam suddenly burst, unleashing a wall of water, mud and rocks. In the video you can see entire buildings with green roofs being swallowed in seconds as people watch helplessly from the hilltop. According to authorities, more than 35-65 houses in Salleri Bazaar, Jagat, Paiyuka and riverbed settlements have been swept away. At least 4 bridges including 2 motorable bridges were destroyed. 5 to 10 people are reported missing so far, and 49 people have been rescued and airlifted by the Nepal Army. A RED ALERT has been issued for downstream districts - Gorkha, Tanahun, Chitwan, Nawalparasi. Residents are being urged to stay away from the river and move to high ground. This comes just 2 months after the deadly August flood in Nepal that killed over 1,400 people. Pray for Nepal. 🙏 #NepalFlood #PrayForNepal #Gorkha #FlashFlood #NepalNews

🚨Shocking visuals coming from Nepal's Gorkha District today. A massive, black debris-filled flood surged down the Budhi Gandaki River early this morning after a landslide blocked the river in Chumnubri village. The temporary dam suddenly burst, unleashing a wall of water, mud and rocks. In the video you can see entire buildings with green roofs being swallowed in seconds as people watch helplessly from the hilltop. According to authorities, more than 35-65 houses in Salleri Bazaar, Jagat, Paiyuka and riverbed settlements have been swept away. At least 4 bridges including 2 motorable bridges were destroyed. 5 to 10 people are reported missing so far, and 49 people have been rescued and airlifted by the Nepal Army. A RED ALERT has been issued for downstream districts - Gorkha, Tanahun, Chitwan, Nawalparasi. Residents are being urged to stay away from the river and move to high ground. This comes just 2 months after the deadly August flood in Nepal that killed over 1,400 people. Pray for Nepal. 🙏 #NepalFlood #PrayForNepal #Gorkha #FlashFlood #NepalNews

🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Terrifying scenes in Gorkha, Nepal! 🇳🇵🌊 The powerful Budhi Gandaki River surged through the area, sweeping away the Soti Khola bridge near Arughat today. 😱 The shocking incident highlights the devastating force of nature, as raging floodwaters overwhelm even major infrastructure. 🙏 Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected. Stay safe! #breakingnews #Nepal #gorkha #floods #naturaldisaster

🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Terrifying scenes in Gorkha, Nepal! 🇳🇵🌊 The powerful Budhi Gandaki River surged through the area, sweeping away the Soti Khola bridge near Arughat today. 😱 The shocking incident highlights the devastating force of nature, as raging floodwaters overwhelm even major infrastructure. 🙏 Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected. Stay safe! #breakingnews #Nepal #gorkha #floods #naturaldisaster

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This is the moment flash floods swept away homes and other structures along Nepal's Budhi Gandaki River on Sunday (Oct 11). Nepal's National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority evacuated villagers and urged others to move to safer areas and remain on alert. Authorities are investigating the cause of the flash floods along the river, which flows into the Trishuli River, a major waterway near the capital Kathmandu. There were no immediate reports of casualties. #nepal #nepalnews

This is the moment flash floods swept away homes and other structures along Nepal's Budhi Gandaki River on Sunday (Oct 11). Nepal's National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority evacuated villagers and urged others to move to safer areas and remain on alert. Authorities are investigating the cause of the flash floods along the river, which flows into the Trishuli River, a major waterway near the capital Kathmandu. There were no immediate reports of casualties. #nepal #nepalnews

Catastrophic mudflow in Nepal on October 11 Early this morning, a mudflow on the Budhi-Gandaki River washed up about 35-40 houses in the Gorkha area About 150 more houses downstream, in the Arughat area, were flooded. Six bridges have been destroyed, 10 people are listed as missing. Military helicopters evacuated residents from the affected settlements. #nepal #floods #mudflow #Gorkha #brekingnews Катастрофический сход селевого потока в Непале 11 октября. Сегодня ранним утром селевой поток на реке Будхи-Гандаки смыл около 35–40 домов в районе Горкха. Ещё около 150 домов ниже по течению, в районе Аругхата, оказались затоплены. Разрушены шесть мостов, 10 человек числятся пропавшими без вести. Военные вертолёты эвакуировали жителей из пострадавших населённых пунктов.

Catastrophic mudflow in Nepal on October 11 Early this morning, a mudflow on the Budhi-Gandaki River washed up about 35-40 houses in the Gorkha area About 150 more houses downstream, in the Arughat area, were flooded. Six bridges have been destroyed, 10 people are listed as missing. Military helicopters evacuated residents from the affected settlements. #nepal #floods #mudflow #Gorkha #brekingnews Катастрофический сход селевого потока в Непале 11 октября. Сегодня ранним утром селевой поток на реке Будхи-Гандаки смыл около 35–40 домов в районе Горкха. Ещё около 150 домов ниже по течению, в районе Аругхата, оказались затоплены. Разрушены шесть мостов, 10 человек числятся пропавшими без вести. Военные вертолёты эвакуировали жителей из пострадавших населённых пунктов.

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