Fresh flooding has hit Nepal’s Gorkha district after a landslide blocked the Budhi Gandaki River, triggering downstream floods that swept away homes, damaged infrastructure and disrupted trekking routes. More than 100 foreign trekkers were reportedly stranded, while authorities rescued hundreds of people and continued relief operations.


Budhi Gandaki river floods devastate central Nepal villages

Two workers have been rescued alive from a hydropower tunnel in Nepal, nine days after devastating floods buried the project under debris. The workers, identified as Kabir Maharjan and Sanjay Shah, were pulled from the Trishuli 3A Hydropower Project in Trishuli. Both reportedly suffered injuries to their arms and legs after surviving inside the tunnel. The dramatic rescue has raised fresh hopes for hundreds of others still believed to be trapped. Local authorities say around 900 workers are missing from 12 hydropower projects, with roughly 500 believed to be inside tunnels.

Nepal floods: Nepal announces business recovery package for flood-hit areas

Catastrophic floods triggered by a glacier collapse have devastated Nepal, leaving more than 1,200 people dead and thousands missing. Rescue teams continue a massive search operation as survivors struggle amid widespread destruction and humanitarian crisis.


Nepal Floods: Relief trucks choke main highway in Nuwakot | WION ground report

Nepal on Monday increased the number of deaths to 1000 and missing to 4,247 following the devastating flood that swept through a northern of Nepal bordering Tibet (in southern China) last week, according to the latest update from the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA). The latest figures reflect an increase of 115 deaths and more than 1,700 new missing persons from the previous count on Nepalese soil alone. The tragedy on both sides of the border now leaves a total toll of 919 dead and 4,793 people unaccounted for. 


Nepal-Tibet floods: Rescuers comb through mud as toll in Nepal floods goes past 1,000

The devastating floods in Nepal have once again highlighted the growing threat posed by climate change and extreme weather events. As communities struggle to recover from the disaster, experts warn that global warming is no longer a distant concern but a present-day reality. Rising temperatures, melting glaciers, and increasingly unpredictable weather patterns are amplifying risks across the Himalayan region. The tragedy has also renewed calls for stronger climate action and greater individual responsibility. As nature sends increasingly urgent warnings, the world faces a critical challenge: adapting to a rapidly changing planet before disasters become even more frequent and severe.

Nepal flash floods: nearly 390 dead, over 1400 still missing

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