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Floods Hit Nepal Again: Hundreds of Homes Destroyed, Foreign Travelers Stranded

Nepal has been hit by a new flood, destroying more than two hundred houses and affecting about six hundred people. Authorities say some roads have become impassable, leaving some villages isolated. Helicopters have been used for search and rescue operations. It is reported that about a hundred people have already been rescued, including nine foreigners. The new flood occurred before the country had time to recover from the devastating floods tha…

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More than 200 houses were damaged and at least five people were reported missing as a result of a new flood on Sunday.

·Montreal, Canada
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Nepal has been hit by a new flood, destroying more than two hundred houses and affecting about six hundred people. Authorities say some roads have become impassable, leaving some villages isolated. Helicopters have been used for search and rescue operations. It is reported that about a hundred people have already been rescued, including nine foreigners. The new flood occurred before the country had time to recover from the devastating floods tha…

·Vilnius, Lithuania
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In the context of increasingly devastating natural disasters, enhancing resilience must begin where each individual lives, while simultaneously linking it with comprehensive preventive policies and solutions. The United Nations is providing emergency relief after the latest flash floods in Nepal. Devastating flash floods in central Nepal swept away more than 200 homes. Panama declares a state of emergency after a strong earthquake.

Authorities rescued 95 people and reported 674 people affected and five bridges destroyed. A possible rupture of a natural dam in the Himalayas would have caused the flood. Floods in Nepal leave more than 200 affected homes and five missing persons were first published in La Noticia SV.

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Lietuvos Radijas ir Televizija broke the news in Vilnius, Lithuania on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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