Man Records Raging Floodwaters Rushing Towards Him, Co-Workers in Nepal: ‘Rescued by Helicopter’
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A massive flood from the Bhotekoshi River in Rasuwa, Nepal, swept away Timure Bazaar in minutes on Wednesday morning and spread to four districts within three hours. With winds of up to 55 km per hour, the flood wreaked havoc beyond previous records, with 165 deaths confirmed, according to the Meteorological Department.
'OMG, OMG!' Villagers run for life as flash flood chases them after engulfing bridge - watch video
South Asia News: A flash flood in Nepal's Rasuwa district sent torrents of muddy water and debris through communities along the Nepal-China border, with terrifying vid.
Bhote Koshi River Flash Flood Kills 165, Water Flow Speed Recorded At 55 km/h In Nepal's Rasuwa
A devastating flash flood in the Bhote Koshi River in Rasuwa district triggered destruction, claiming 165 lives while around 700 people remain missing. Official reports indicate that floodwaters originating near the China border surged at a speed of 55 kilometers per hour, compared to the normal flow rate of five meters per second. The deluge swept away the Timure market within minutes and reached riverside areas across four districts in three h…
Nepal flash floods 2026: Man films wall of floodwater rushing towards him in Nepal; later rescued by helicopter as terrifying video goes viral
A terrifying video from Nepal shows a man filming raging floodwaters rushing towards him before he and his co-workers flee. He was later rescued by helicopter.
Dailekh. SOSEC Nepal has expressed its sorrow over the human and material losses caused by the severe flood in the Bhotekoshi River in the Syafrubesi and Timure areas of Rasuwa on Wednesday and has pledged to provide assistance in the rescue and relief of the affected. Issuing a statement on Thursday, SOSEC Nepal said that it will play a necessary role in the areas of emergency relief, rehabilitation and psychosocial support in coordination with…
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