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In Nepal, two sets of videos from separate places have one thing in common — each contains six seconds that are hard to watch. In that short time, a mountainside is seen giving way, and the people watching can be heard crying out as it happens. The first video was shot near Lete in Mustang…
With key roads washed away, aid trucks inch through temporary mountain routes as volunteers and police work together to ensure relief reaches isolated communities in Nepal’s flood-ravaged Rasuwa district. Source link [ad_3]
After nine days of uncertainty, a remarkable rescue has brought a moment of hope amid Nepal’s devastating floods. Rescue teams pulled two people alive from deep inside the Trishuli 3A hydropower project tunnel after hearing voices from beyond a blocked section. With Nepal’s Home Minister present at the rescue site, the survivors were rushed towards…
At least two people have been pulled alive from a hydropower project tunnel buried by debris in Trishuli, nine days after a deadly flash flood swept through at least three districts in Nepal, raising hopes that others could still be trapped inside. Local television news channels aired videos and images of mud-covered workers being carried…
From washed-away school bags to shattered bridges and severed roads, NDTV’s Vishnu Som report from Galchi reveals the human cost of Nepal’s flood disaster, where thousands remain cut off from aid and rescue efforts struggle against devastation. Source link [ad_3]
A strange sight meets the eye these days at the ghat of Kathmandu’s Pashupati Nath temple — formal cremation of effigies made of grass and straw, representing the bodies of flood victims. Hundreds of people were lost as the Trishuli and Bhote Kosi rivers came roaring down last week without any warning, powered by an…
A gust of wind rushed in first. It made an ominous sound, and they wondered what was happening. Was it a storm? Someone said earthquake. Then the lights went out. And water came in. The Nepal flood of August 26 trapped workers at a hydropower plant along the Bhote Koshi river in the deadly flow…
A little after 3 pm on Monday, I boarded an eight-year-old Kailash Airways Airbus H125 helicopter alongside my colleagues – Ashwini, our senior cameraperson, and Manogya Loiwal, executive editor and anchor. Getting access to a chopper had been an uphill task. For days, we had been reaching out to the government of Nepal for clearance,…
Kathmandu: Nepal is seeking “climate-related compensation” from the United States, India, and China — which the Himalayan nation named as the major greenhouse emitters — for deadly flash floods in the Bhotkoshi River that swept away villages across at least three districts in the country a week ago. So far, emergency teams have recovered more…
The images emerging from Nepal are nothing short of harrowing. In a first on Indian television, NDTV takes you above the catastrophic flash-flood devastation, revealing the terrifying scale of destruction across entire valleys. Vishnu Som and Manogya Loiwal bring you a gripping aerial view of a landscape scarred beyond recognition—and the devastating path left behind…