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Addressing Nepal’s vulnerability to water-induced disasters
September 30, 2024 07:30 am
As reports are pouring in from various parts of the country, the massive floods, landslides and inundation triggered by the incessant rainfall for the past few days has caused death of at least 170 people across the country so far. The latest reports released by the Home Ministry indicates that around 42 people are missing in various places in the country and 111 people are left injured by the water-induced disasters.
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