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34 people have died in Kathmandu Valley due to flash floods after incessant rain since Thursday night. So far, 18 people have died in Lalitpur, 11 in Kathmandu and 5 in Bhaktapur.
According to Senior Superintendent of Police Vinod Ghimire of Kathmandu Valley Police Office, 17 people have gone missing and 17 people have been injured in the disaster. He said that 1,315 people who were affected by floods and landslides have been rescued. 4 houses have been destroyed in Kathmandu due to the flood and one house has been damaged in Bhaktapur.
1,324 houses in Kathmandu, 500 in Lalitpur and 417 in Bhaktapur, 2,241 houses have been flooded in the valley. Senior Superintendent of Police Ghimire informed that 3,060 policemen were deployed in Kathmandu, 1,100 in Lalitpur and 350 in Bhaktapur for rescue and relief operations.
