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★   Mustang, Dolpa are now connected to the road network ★   Nearly 363,164 left Kathmandu, difficult to get tickets for travelers ★   Flood affected Saptari people face acute shortage of clean drinking water ★   Drones used in delivering food to road-blocked areas in Kavre ★   My efforts for credibility and trust in judiciary: CJ Raut ★   NC, UML deposit Rs five million each to Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund ★   Construction Entrepreneurs’ Council deposits Rs 10 million to PM Disaster Relief Fund ★   Foreign Minister Rana calls for becoming ‘updated’ about situation of Nepalis in Lebanon, Israel ★   All sides’ efforts must to cope with disaster: PM Oli ★   Global IME Bank and IME Group Contribute NPR 50 Million to the Prime Minister’s Disaster…
Khumbu flood
People’s movement disrupted above Namche after flood

Solukhumbu, Aug 17: People's movement above Namche in Solukhumbu district has been disrupted after the flood. District Police Office Namche said that the flood that occurred in the Thame rivulet on Friday cut off the tourist route from Phakding to Namche. With this, the lower belt has been disconnected to
One missing in Khumbu, dozen houses, public offices swept away

The flooded Bhotekoshi River swept away a person and a dozen of houses and public offices combined at Khumbu region

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Mustang, Dolpa are now connected to the road network
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Nearly 363,164 left Kathmandu, difficult to get tickets for travelers
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Flood affected Saptari people face acute shortage of clean drinking water
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Drones used in delivering food to road-blocked areas in Kavre
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My efforts for credibility and trust in judiciary: CJ Raut
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NC, UML deposit Rs five million each to Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund
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Construction Entrepreneurs’ Council deposits Rs 10 million to PM Disaster Relief Fund
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