'I don't know if I'm dreaming': Rebuilding lives after Nepal's devastating floods
Summary
A huge flash flood in Nepal’s Rasuwa district covered villages in mud and forced thousands of people from their homes. A school in the area is now a shelter for about 200 flood survivors, while aid workers bring food, tents, and solar power to the hard-to-reach region. Rescue efforts continue, with more than 5,600 people still missing.Key Facts
- A large flash flood hit Nepal’s Rasuwa district, burying villages in mud.
- About 200 displaced people are living in a local school turned into a shelter.
- Aid workers deliver rice, lentils, oil, tents, and solar power banks due to no electricity.
- The area is remote and difficult to reach, with up to nine hours travel on dirt roads.
- Many people are still searching for missing family members; over 5,600 remain missing.
- Some survivors were rescued from tunnels blocked by mud.
- Living conditions in temporary camps are crowded and challenging.
- The flood happened about 30 kilometers from the Nepal-China border in a Himalayan region.
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