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Residents of Southern Lalitpur say "Floods and landslides are more terrifying than earthquakes"
October 3, 2024 12:01 pm
BHARDEU (LALITPUR), Oct 3: The torrential rain has created a hole in Bimala Lama's house. The grains stored in the granary are buried under the soil. Her farmland has turned into a riverbed. In that very riverbed, she found a soybean plant with pods. "We have neither food nor shelter," said Lama from Bhardeu, Konjyosom Rural Municipality, showing the soybean pods. "We are searching for grains in the riverbed to manage something for the evening meal."
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