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Landslide triggered flash flood prompts village evacuations in Nepal

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Flash flooding triggered by a landslide forces emergency evacuations in northern Nepal.

Authorities in northern Nepal urged local residents to evacuate after a landslide triggered sudden flooding along the Budhi Gandaki river. The deluge swept away several homes, suspension bridges, and a hydroelectric facility. Emergency services confirmed that no casualties have been reported so far.

  • The damageSeveral houses, two suspension bridges, and a hydroelectric project were completely swept away by the surging waters.
  • The locationThe flash flooding struck north central Nepal along the Budhi Gandaki river.

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Mountainous regions in South Asia are increasingly vulnerable to sudden flooding caused by landslides, threatening remote infrastructure and local communities during severe weather events.

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Authorities in Nepal have evacuated residents following a landslide-induced flash flood along the Budhi Gandaki river that destroyed several structures without causing casualties.

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