Devastating Floods in Nepal Claim Over 200 Lives

Heavy rains cause widespread destruction, displacing thousands and damaging infrastructure in Kathmandu Valley.

More than 200 people have died in the worst flooding to hit Nepal in five decades.
The Kathmandu Valley experienced over 10 inches of rainfall in two days, nearly 20% of the monthly average.
Floodwaters from the Bagmati River inundated low-lying areas, damaging shelters and forcing many to seek safety.
Landslides and floods caused extensive damage to homes, roads, and other infrastructure, disrupting daily life and supplies.
Rescue operations are ongoing as residents return to salvage belongings and clear debris from their damaged properties.