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Heavy rainfall has triggered fresh floods and landslides across Nepal, sweeping away houses and disrupting roads as the country recovers from a disaster that killed at least 1,453 people. Authorities evacuated residents from high-risk areas and warned of rising river levels

A month after devastating floods struck Nepal, 1,453 people have died and 5,285 remain unaccounted for, according to the NDRRMA. Authorities have recovered 1,451 bodies, while DNA profiling is being used to identify remains and reunite them with families

India will face Afghanistan in the Asian Games 2026 men’s cricket quarter-final on September 28 after Nepal topped Pool A following its rain-washed match against Japan. Afghanistan advanced alongside Nepal, while Japan’s campaign ended without completing its chase.

Nepal’s Department of Immigration is preparing a “Passport-Free Travel” system allowing foreign nationals to travel without carrying physical passports. Visitors can upload passport and visa details through an official app, simplifying domestic travel, hotel check-ins, currency exchange and visa services

Nepal will require an estimated NPR 723.315 billion for reconstruction and recovery after deadly floods devastated infrastructure across five districts. The RDNA report estimates major requirements for energy, transport, social infrastructure, productive sectors and disaster risk reduction

A 5.3-magnitude earthquake struck Nepal’s Mustang district on Tuesday night, with tremors felt in neighbouring districts but no immediate damage reported. Separately, a landslide blocked the Kimrung River, prompting flood warnings and evacuation advice for downstream communities

Nepal's flood death toll has risen to 1,355, with 4,996 people still missing, including 589 foreign nationals. Rescue teams continue operations, while authorities struggle to identify bodies. India and China are assisting, as Nepal also seeks to protect tourism

Nepal observed a national day of mourning for more than 1,340 victims of devastating Rasuwa flash floods. Nearly 5,000 people remain missing as search operations continue. The disaster displaced thousands of families and destroyed homes and critical infrastructure 

Nepal's devastating floods have killed 1,344 people and left nearly 5,000 missing, with authorities struggling to identify recovered bodies. Nepal Police is collecting DNA samples from relatives, while rescuers continue searches and relief operations across badly affected districts

Nepal’s flash flood death toll rose to 1,344 on Saturday, with around 5,000 people still missing. More than 13,000 have been rescued, while authorities continue operations across eight affected districts and struggle to identify bodies recovered from debris and waterways

India dispatched its sixth tranche of 21.5 tonnes of relief supplies to flood-hit Nepal, taking total assistance to 74 tonnes. The latest aid includes forensic kits and medical supplies, supporting ongoing rescue efforts after devastating flash floods killed at least 1,259 people

Survivors of devastating floods in Nepal’s hydropower corridor have recounted desperate escapes as rescue teams search for hundreds of missing workers. Many are believed trapped inside tunnels, while teams from Nepal, India and China continue efforts to locate and rescue them.

At least 537 workers remain unaccounted for at nine hydropower projects in Nepal's flood-hit Rasuwa and Nuwakot districts. Rescue operations are being intensified, with India, China and other countries deploying specialised teams to help reach workers believed trapped inside tunnels

Nepal has praised India’s assistance following devastating floods that have killed more than 600 people. Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle described Prime Minister Narendra Modi as “exceptionally generous” and said New Delhi had indicated it would provide generous assistance for reconstruction

Nepal is struggling to recover from devastating flash floods that have killed more than 600 people and left over 2,400 missing. Rescuers continue searching through mud and debris, while families scour hospitals and relief camps for their missing loved ones

Nepal President Ramchandra Paudel on Saturday thanked India and President Droupadi Murmu for their support following devastating flash floods that killed hundreds. He also expressed condolences over Indian deaths, as rescue efforts continued and the death toll reached 616.

Twenty-one Tamil Nadu pilgrims who survived devastating flash floods and landslides in Nepal have returned to Chennai. The survivors recounted their harrowing escape from the Rasuwagadhi region, including a difficult trek to safety before being flown back to India.

Maharashtra residents stranded in flood-hit Nepal have safely returned to India following coordinated evacuation efforts. The citizens thanked the Maharashtra government for its assistance, while Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi and External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar.

West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari said two of 39 people from the state reported missing after Nepal flash floods have been traced safely, while efforts continue to locate 37 others. The state has sought Centre’s approval to send a team to Nepal

India dispatched a second flight carrying 37.5 tonnes of humanitarian aid, medicines and food packets to Nepal following devastating flash floods that killed at least 162 people. New Delhi pledged continued support for Nepal’s ongoing rescue, relief and recovery operations