Tragedy Strikes Nepal: Floods and Landslides Cause Devastation

Nearly 200 lives have been lost in Nepal due to devastating rain-induced floods and landslides. Continuous rainfall over the weekend triggered major devastation across the country. Rescue operations are in full swing, with security agencies working tirelessly to provide relief and aid to affected individuals.

Tragedy has struck Nepal as rain-induced floods and landslides claim nearly 200 lives, with at least 30 people still missing. Rescue operations continued into a third consecutive day on Monday as emergency services worked tirelessly to address the devastation.

Triggered by incessant rainfall over the weekend, the floods and landslides wreaked havoc across the Himalayan nation. The Home Ministry reported that 192 people have been killed nationwide, and 194 have been injured. An all-party meeting led by Officiating Prime Minister Prakash Man Singh decided to enhance rescue, relief, and re-establishment efforts.

The natural disaster has caused severe disruption, including road blockages, food shortages, and power outages. The Nepal Army, Nepal Police, and Armed Police Force have rescued around 4,500 individuals, while thousands of passengers remain stranded due to road damages. Authorities are making efforts to clear highways and resume transportation.

(With inputs from agencies.)