Published 09/28/2024 11:03:00 a.m.

Flooding in Nepal's capital kills at least 32 people

Flooding caused by continuous rainfall has killed at least 32 people in Kathmandu, and 12 are missing, according to police reports.
Seventeen people were injured while 1,053 were rescued across Kathmandu, as stated by Nepal Police spokesman Bishwo Adhikari.
The government issued flood warnings, banning buses from night travel and placing security forces on high alert.

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BBC News

Nepal: 66 dead and dozens missing in floods and landslides

The death toll is likely to rise as intense rain is forecast to persist until Tuesday.

09/28/2024 4:14:55 p.m.·United Kingdom

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The Hindu

Nepal rains bring floods, landslides that kill 10, with seven missing

Deadly floods and landslides in Nepal due to heavy rains, causing deaths, disruptions in transport, and rising river levels.

09/28/2024 6:44:24 a.m.·India

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Associated Press News

Flooding and landslides in Nepal kill at least 66 people, with as many again still missing

Flooding caused by continuous rainfall has killed at least 66 people in Nepal and a further 69 are missing. Rain has been pouring down since Friday night and is expected

09/28/2024 9:27:44 a.m.·United States

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Daily Mirror

Nepal flooding and landslides kill at least 66 people with dozens more missing

Rain has been pouring down in Nepal since Friday night and is expected to continue over the weekend, with a huge area on the southern side of the capital mostly flooded

09/28/2024 9:11:46 p.m.·London, United Kingdom

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Nepal rains bring floods, landslides that kill 10, with seven missing

KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Incessant rains in Nepal have unleashed floods and landslides that killed at least 10 people with seven missing during the last 24 hours, while disrupting transport, officials said on Saturday. Read full story

09/28/2024 6:26:00 a.m.·Malaysia

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