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As of 8:30 pm, the death toll has reached 87 due to floods, landslides and drowning due to heavy rains in the last three days. Earlier, 66 people had died till 5 pm, according to the latest information, with the confirmation of 21 more deaths, the death toll has reached 87.
Central Spokesperson of Armed Police Force Nepal, Deputy Inspector General of Armed Police Kumar Neupane confirmed the death of 87 people and informed that 72 others are missing. Another 36 people were injured. According to him, 48 people have died in Kathmandu Valley alone. 25 people died in Kathmandu, five in Bhaktapur and 18 in Lalitpur. Similarly, 10 people died in Koshi province and 29 people died in Bagmati province.
Nine people are missing in Koshi, one in Madhesh province, 21 in Kathmandu valley, 39 in Bagmati and 2 in Lumbini province. 14 people have died in Kavre after the
valley. After that, a total of 87 people died in various districts, including seven in Makwanpur, five in Panchthar, four in Sindhupalchok, and three in Dolakha. The police said.
After the same valley, the highest number of 26 people are missing in Kavre. Similarly, 72 people have gone missing in other districts, including five in Panchthar, four in Jhapa, and five in Sindhupalchowk.
