LDC Watch Expresses Solidarity with the People of Nepal
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Even after 10 days of severe floods and disaster in Nepal, the situation remains very serious. According to official data, more than 1,250 bodies have been recovered so far, while more than 5,000 people are still missing. Due to the complete destruction of roads and infrastructure in the border of Rasuwa and surrounding areas affected by the natural disaster, the rescue operations are facing huge challenges. The situation in the teaching hospita…
LDC Watch Expresses Solidarity with the People of Nepal
By LDC Watch 01 September 2026 LDC Watch is shocked and deeply saddened by the devastating flash flood that struck Nepal’s Rasuwa district and the Bhotekoshi–Trishuli river corridor on 26 August 2026. The loss of hundreds of lives, the displacement of communities and the thousands of people still unaccounted for are devastating. We extend our profound sympathy to the families who have lost loved ones, those waiting for missing family members, an…
Rasuwa flood: Parties put people before politics - Peoples' Review
By Our Reporter Nepal’s political parties rarely agree on much. They fight over government decisions, parliamentary conduct, appointments, investigations and even issues that, from the outside, can look remarkably small. Their rivalry often spills beyond Parliament and into the streets, where party cadres trade accusations and supporters turn political disagreement into personal hostility. Against that […] The post Rasuwa flood: Parties put peop…
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