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Traffic restrictions imposed on Narayangarh-Muglin road

Authorities have announced partial traffic restrictions along the Tuin Khola section of the Narayangarh-Muglin road from Monday, as excavation work for the Tuin Khola project is being carried out while the Krishna Bhir section of the Muglin-Kathmandu road remains closed.

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Nepal, South Korea discuss flood response, missing nationals

Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal and his South Korean counterpart Cho Hyun discussed the ongoing search, rescue and relief operations following the devastating Bhotekoshi floods, including efforts to locate missing South Korean nationals.

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Nepal Army Fast-Tracks 60-Metre Acrow Bridge After Flood Damages Devighat Crossing

Nepal Army engineers are fast-tracking a 60-metre, 5.5-metre wide Acrow bridge over the Tadi River in Devighat, Nuwakot, after floods damaged the local bridge and road. The bridge can carry 50 tonnes and should restore traffic within days.

Nepali kickboxer Abiral Ghimire. Photo Courtesy: RSS

Nepali kickboxer Abiral Ghimire crowned world champion in Japan

Nepali kickboxer Abiral Ghimire has won the world championship after defeating reigning French champion Mathon Choinard at an international kickboxing event in Nagoya, Japan.

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Rural chair, police inspector among 8 arrested in Birgunj casino raid

A rural municipality chairperson and a serving police inspector were among eight people arrested during a police operation at a casino in Birgunj after Nepali citizens were allegedly found gambling there.

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21,000 cholera vaccine doses flown to flood-hit Rasuwa

Authorities have rushed 21,000 doses of cholera vaccine to flood- and landslide-hit Rasuwa as damage to drinking-water sources and distribution systems raises the risk of waterborne diseases.

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Over 3,000 at holding centres as search continues in Rasuwa

A total of 4,088 people remain unaccounted for in the Bhotekoshi flood disaster in Rasuwa, while search and rescue teams have recovered 1,341 bodies so far, according to the latest update as of 7:40am on Friday.

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Feed industries contribute Rs 31.78m to disaster relief fund

Member industries of the Nepal Feed Industries Association (NFIA) have contributed Rs 31.78 million to the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund for relief and rehabilitation of communities affected by the recent floods and landslides in the Bhotekoshi-Trishuli region.

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Bhotekoshi flood damages 55 drinking water projects, Rs 640m loss

The Bhotekoshi flood has damaged 55 drinking water projects across four districts, with preliminary losses estimated at Rs 640 million, adding to the disruption caused by the disaster.

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