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Floods and landslides: The death toll reached 190 till Monday, 49 missing
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In this year's monsoon, the number of deaths due to floods and landslides has reached 190 till Monday. According to the Nepal Police, 190 people have died due to incessant rains and floods and landslides in different parts of the country since May 28.
3 people have died in Kathmandu valley, 27 people in Koshi province, 8 people in Madhesh province, 32 people in Bagmati province, 56 people in Gandaki province, 36 people in Lumbini province, 13 people in Karnali province and 15 people in Sudurpaschim province due to floods and landslides. .
There are 49 people missing in Koshi province, 1 person in Madhesh province, 41 people in Bagmati province, 2 people in Gandaki province, 1 person in Lumbini province, 1 person in Karnali province and 1 person in Far-West province. The police say that they are being searched.
Similarly, 11 people in Kathmandu Valley, 38 people in Koshi Province, 12 people in Madhesh Province, 23 people in Bagmati Province, 45 people in Gandaki Province, 18 people in Lumbini Province, 57 people in Karnali Province and 34 people in Far West Province, totaling 238 people. was injured.
A total of 384 houses have been inundated due to floods. 327 houses, 112 sheds, 51 bridges, 4 schools and 2 government offices have been damaged. According to the police, 4 thousand 819 families have been displaced due to the disaster.
प्रकाशित : भाद्र ३, २०८१ १७:२२
