Trekkers helicoptered off mountains as more deadly landslides hit Nepal
Summary
Heavy rains and landslides in Nepal have killed around 30 people and damaged many homes, roads, and bridges. Hundreds of hikers on the popular Annapurna Circuit were evacuated by helicopter as landslides and flooding made travel dangerous.Key Facts
- About 30 people have died due to recent landslides and heavy rain in Nepal.
- Over 1,900 families are affected, with more than 240 homes damaged.
- Roads, bridges, and buildings have been washed away or hit by landslides.
- Hundreds of trekkers on the Annapurna Circuit had to stop their hikes early and be rescued by helicopter.
- Some trekkers and guides faced dangerous paths, crossing numerous landslides and risked their safety.
- A large landslide partially blocked a river near Chame village, causing flooding and damage to houses and a bridge.
- Local authorities are trying to manage the water blockage but face challenges.
- Many residents have lost their homes and are living in emergency tents amid ongoing bad weather.
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