Prime Minister’s Update on Bhote Koshi Flood Relief Efforts
Nepal's Prime Minister provides a comprehensive update on Bhote Koshi flood relief, rescue operations, financial aid, infrastructure restoration, and rehabilitation plans.
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Post-Flood Health Risks: Expert Warns of Cholera, Dengue, Typhoid
Doctors warn of increased post-flood health risks like cholera, dengue, and typhoid due to contaminated water, poor sanitation, and displaced populations. Learn…
Nepal Secures Seven-Wicket Victory Over Bahrain in ACC Premier Cup Opener
Nepal secured a seven-wicket victory over Bahrain in their ACC Premier Cup opener, with captain Sandeep Lamichhane taking five wickets for just…
Nepal Army Finds No One in Rasuwagadhi Tunnel, Three Workers Still Missing After Flood
The Nepal Army found no one in the Rasuwagadhi Hydropower tunnel after the Bhotekoshi flood, but three workers remain missing. A total…
China Extends Over $2.2 Million Aid to Nepal Following Rasuwa’s Bhote Koshi Flood
China expresses sorrow and provides over $2.2 million in aid to Nepal following the devastating Bhote Koshi flood in Rasuwa, with rescue…
Flood Devastates Rasuwa-Nuwakot Hydropower Tunnels, Rescue Efforts Ongoing
A sudden flood devastated riverbank areas and buried hydropower tunnels in Rasuwa and Nuwakot. Rescue operations are ongoing, with bodies recovered from…
Rasuwa’s Uttargaya Overlooked in Bhote Koshi Flood Relief Efforts
Rasuwa's Uttargaya Rural Municipality, severely hit by the Bhote Koshi flood, faces overlooked relief. Challenges in rescue, data collection, and reconstruction are…
US Strikes Larak Island in Iran, Tehran Vows Retaliation
The US has struck Larak Island in southern Iran, marking the first attack since July. Tehran vowed retaliation as the US-Israel war…
Nepal’s Climate Crisis and Fight for Global Climate Justice
Nepal, severely impacted by climate change despite minimal contribution, advocates for global climate justice. Learn about its crisis, leaders' efforts, and the…
WHO Pledges $150,000 for Nepal Flood Victims’ Health Needs
The World Health Organization (WHO) has pledged $150,000 from its emergency fund to address the urgent health needs of Nepal's flood victims.