Death toll rises to 52 as heavy rains continue to trigger floods, landslides

The death money in Nepal stands at 52 after heavy rainfall that triggers the floods, landslides, lightning and traffic accidents throughout the country. He announced the armed police force on Sunday evening and announced that at least seven were not calculated in the rainy disaster.

Since the beginning of Saturday morning, Nepal takes rainfall under the influence of moisture winds loaded with moisture from the Gulf of Bengal, which triggers widespread rain in his country. Two -day heavy rain from seven provinces resulted in the heaviest losses in the province of Koshi, which limits India.

According to the Armed Police Force Headquarters, only 37 deaths due to Ilamic landslides and floods, while other regions in the province formed 12 more deaths. In Koshi, one person is lost and at least 17 people were injured. In the state of Nepal’s southern plains, Madhesh, three people were killed and wounded in Rautahat after they were shot by Yıldırım, and search operations for a missing person in the Bara are continuing. “The flood on the Bagmati River, which rises to the settlement areas, advised the residents to have a high alarm and also used security agencies since the first day.

Authorities, heavy rains and more landslide risk continues in several regions. “During this time (disaster), we focus more on the rescue operation. We focus on this, all resources from security agencies to local representatives are deployed on the field.” In addition to other provinces, four people were injured in the state of Bagmati and four people were missing, while Sudurpaschim said eight people were injured in rain.

After two days of turmoil, the Himalayan country witnessed the advanced air because the low -pressure system that triggered the last rainfall was moved from the country and announced the Hydrology and Meteorological Department (DHM).

Developed on the Gulf of Bengal, the system caused heavy rains in Madhesh, Bagmati and Koshi provinces from October 3 to the morning of October 5th. Continuous rains, Bagmati, Trishuli, East Rapti, Lalbakaiya and Kamala, including the warning thresholds in rivers raised water levels. Water levels are now retreating slowly.

According to the latest official measurements, as of October 5, the Koshi Dam rose to Cusec 523,795 per second. Since Saturday, continuous rainfall has increased concerns that the flow could increase further. The authorities warned that if the water level rises further, small and light vehicles are allowed to work, the traffic will be completely stopped throughout the dam.

Koshi Dam is considered dangerous when water flow exceeds 300,000 Cusec per second. Currently, the 56 gates of the dam remains closed and the red lights are opened as a danger signal.

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