A massive landslide in Nepal’s Gorkha district generated energy equivalent to a 3.5-magnitude earthquake, triggering repeated Budhi Gandaki River floods. The disaster left at least five people missing and damaged hydropower projects, roads and bridges, according to officials
Flooding in Nepal’s Budhi Gandaki River swept away dozens of houses, bridges and infrastructure in Gorkha district, including a hydropower project camp. No casualties were reported initially, while authorities warned residents to evacuate as water levels exceeded the danger mark
