At least 33 people died in floods and landslides in Nepal
The country's media reported that 33 people have died so far in floods and landslides in the western part of Nepal. In addition, there is a dire picture of the flood situation in the northwestern part of India. The worst situation is in the states of Assam and Karnataka. 30,000 residents have already been affected due to the hostile weather, said the concerned.
According to media reports, there are still reports of loss of life due to floods and landslides in Karnali Province, which is located in the western part of Nepal.
Heavy rains in the northwestern province of Karnali last week caused extensive damage and forced the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of residents. Hundreds of houses were damaged by avalanches and floods.
The rescue workers said that the rescue work has to be accelerated due to the hostile weather. Houses, houses and roads collapsed causing extensive damage. Meanwhile, the Meteorological Department has ordered the residents to evacuate safely.
At least 22 people are still missing and many more injured in the province.
A police spokesperson said, "We have sent officers to various locations. Helicopters have been arranged to rescue people. Unfortunately, however, progress did not go as expected as the weather did not improve.
Nepal's emergency department said the water lw
evel of Karnali river has risen more than 12 meters in some areas of Karnali province.
Several UN agencies said they are distributing food and medicine to the worst-hit areas in western Nepal.
Meanwhile, several states in the northwestern region of India are under the influence of floods. The worst situation is in Assam and Karnataka. Thousands of people are trapped in water as the river water rises and floods the localities. Locals are suffering due to the collapse of the roads.
