Kathmandu University postpones exams amid Nepal floods, new dates awaited
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“It’s all over. It’s nothing more than a gigantic cemetery.” These are the words of Omkar Joshi, 35, who has taken refuge in the hills of the Nepali town of Timure after the tragic flood that ravages the country. “The only thing left is sand and stones soaked with human blood,” he tells AFP. The river swept past Wednesday the Trishuli River Valley, in the district of Nuwakot, north of Kathmandu, and the Bhote Koshi Valley, east of the capital. S…
The Nepalese authorities have issued an alert about the Bhote Koshi River, near the place where the floods occurred. The balance sheet, still provisional, is at least 359 dead and more than 1,000 missing. The Quai d'Orsay said it was "no news from several French people" on the area.
Dozens dead, hundreds missing, and entire villages destroyed. Yesterday, a massive wave raged for tens of kilometers through the valley of the Bhote Koshi River in Nepal. But what caused this sudden flood that resulted in apocalyptic images? HLN science expert Martijn Peters explains what scientists have learned so far about this unprecedented disaster.
Due to flash floods in the Bhote Koshi River in Nepal, Tribhuvan University has postponed the third-semester examinations for the Master of Public Administration and Master of Business Studies, scheduled for August 27. The administration has advised students not to come to the examination center and has promised to release a new exam schedule soon.
Kathmandu University postpones exams amid Nepal floods, new dates awaited
Tribhuvan University postponed the MPA and MBS third-semester exams scheduled for August 27 after the Bhote Koshi flash flood. Students were informed on the day of the tests, and a revised timetable will be issued separately.
Nepal flash floods devastate Bhote Koshi-Trishuli basin
Kathmandu: The devastating flash floods that swept through Nepal’s Bhote Koshi and Trishuli river systems have affected several districts, damaged critical infrastructure and left more than 300 tourists impacted, according to environmentalist and Nepal’s “River Man” Megh Ale. Speaking to IANS on Thursday, Ale said districts along the Trishuli river system in Nepal, including Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading, Gorkha, Nawalpur and Chitwan, had suffered ex…
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