Karnali Province has expanded its cabinet with three women ministers taking charge of physical infrastructure, industry and environment, and land and agriculture portfolios in Surkhet.
Authorities have ordered private helicopters to operate only under official coordination in Bhotekoshi’s flood-hit areas to improve rescue efficiency, safety, and relief distribution.
The Nepal Electricity Authority has brought electricity back to several flood-affected areas in Nuwakot by rerouting supply through alternative lines from Sindhupalchok and Dhading.
Rising Narayani River waters have forced hundreds of residents in Susta, West Nawalparasi, to evacuate as local officials race to provide shelter, food, and safety amid monsoon flooding.
Electricity has been restored in flood-affected parts of Nuwakot through an alternative transmission line, bringing relief to residents and businesses after infrastructure damage disrupted supply.
Ncell is offering free voice calls, data, and 100 SMS messages for three days in flood-hit areas of Rasuwa, helping residents and rescue teams stay connected during the emergency.
Nepal Electricity Authority has restored electricity to several flood-affected areas of Nuwakot by rerouting supply through alternative transmission lines after Bhotekoshi River flooding disrupted the main network.
Prachanda calls for national unity and collective action as Nepal faces a worsening disaster crisis, urging all parties to prioritize search, rescue, and relief over political divisions.
Prime Minister Balendra Shah traveled to Bidur in Nuwakot with Minister Sunil Lamsal to inspect flood damage and review relief efforts after devastating flash floods in Nepal.
Eight helicopter round trips to Muktinath carried 32 Indian pilgrims in a rare monsoon surge, highlighting growing demand for fast religious travel in Nepal.
The Chinese Embassy in Nepal has rejected accusations that it failed to warn authorities before deadly floods and landslides hit the Rasuwagadhi-Kerung border area, calling the claims misleading and untrue.
A rescue operation in Rasuwa’s Timure area evacuated 105 people, including six foreign tourists, after disaster-related infrastructure damage left the region cut off.