Nepal Flood Disaster: Death Toll Hits 61, Survivors Struggle To Return Home | World News

Rain withdrawn since Sunday morning, but last week he had a heavy downpour Nepal’s destruction in the southern plains.

According to the Database of Nepal police, at least 61 people all over Nepal died in a total of 10 regions until Monday evening.

Some parts of the road, paddy fields and houses still disrupt the daily life of people living in flood deposits.

“He was damaged by all basic foundations from Paddies (by the flood), where there are no basic facilities here. Everything is stuck here; all buildings and infrastructures remained inundated, and at this crisis clock, everything we have was in the water everywhere,” there is a flood victim in the south. ”

The large rivers flowing from the Terai region are often faced with floods in the Ratu, Bigi and other rivers, which are often called Himalaya nation’s bread basket. Although rainfall now stops, dozens of villages are underwater, people are still waiting to enter their homes and evaluate the damage.

“All the houses remained under flood water by flood water. Damage has not been detected yet, not all clothes have gone and now we can’t access it because water is not suitable drainage plant.”

The southern plains of Nepal are affected by flood and flood every year, as it deprived a drainage system for geographical disadvantage when it comes to the passage of rain water and monsoon. The rainfall in high -layer areas flows towards the plain towards the plain and water a large area before reaching India.

Following the demolition, local authorities now protect the displaced in the community holdings.

“Discharming families (due to disaster) security agencies are held in coordination with local organs and management. A few of them slowly returned to their homes as the water slowly retreated. However, some of them, the community owners provided by the equipment. The committee said,” Senior Regional Officer Naradan Prasad Risal.

This year, Nepal recorded the highest fee with 37 deaths in the Ilam of the province of Koshi. Eight people lost their lives in Panchthar, while Udayapur reported three deaths. Khotang recorded two deaths and Sunsari One. Rautahat confirmed three deaths, while Morang, Mahottari, Sindhupalchok and Sindhuli reported a death.

Nepal army, armed police force and rescue teams from the Nepal Police were mobilized in the fields of flood and landslides. Roads, bridges, electricity and telecommunication networks damaged infrastructure suffered. Some blocked roads were reopened as the cleaning works progressed.

The latest disaster tour in Himalayan country is attributed to the effect of moisture -loaded monsoon winds that trigger widespread rain from the Gulf of Bengal.

According to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRA), Nepal with the new death fee, since April 14, has recorded a total of 285 deaths in various disaster events in Nepal.

In addition, 27 people were missing, he said. Spokesman Shanti Mahat, today reported that the disaster incidents reported 44 life and five people are missing, he said.

The highest number of losses was recorded in Ilam, where 37 people died in landslides. In general, 50 regions were influenced by the last disasters.

The NDRRMA report shows that since April 14, snake bites have announced the highest number of deaths in 86, then 46 of the death and lightning strikes due to landslides.

Other causes of deaths include flood (30), heavy rainfall (6), fires (23), storms (8), animal attacks (22) and additional landslides (19). Among the losses, 23 people disappeared in floods, three landslides and one due to an animal attack.

A total of 4,065 disasters were recorded and injured 1,072 people. According to the authority, the family was affected by 7,211.