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Nepali Army rescuing flood-stranded victims via helicopter in Trishuli, Thursday. Some 655 rescued so far; search for remaining continues Friday. Photo: RSS

Foreign ministry forms Emergency Response Team for missing foreign nationals

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has formed an Emergency Response Team (ERT) to coordinate the search and rescue of foreign nationals affected or reported missing following the devastating Bhotekoshi River flood in Rasuwa.

Houses and settlement structures in the Trishuli Bazaar area of Bidur Municipality–1, damaged by the flood in the Trishuli River following Wednesday's flood in the Bhotekoshi River of Rasuwa. Photo: Hariram Bhetuwal/RSS

Bhotekoshi flash flood: 258 bodies recovered

A total of 258 bodies have been recovered from various locations following Wednesday’s devastating flash flood in the Bhotekoshi River, with search and rescue operations continuing across several districts.

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Asian Paints Champions Cup 2026 ready to kick off across Nepal

Nepal’s grassroots sports landscape is on the brink of a historic milestone as the Asian Paints Champions Cup 2026- All Nepal Interschool Football Tournament prepares to unite school communities across all seven provinces.

File Photo: RSS

Look within before looking outside: Why Nepali industry should embrace decarbonisation

For many factory owners, the word "decarbonisation" conjures images of climate summits, foreign pledges, and government red tape, one more burden imposed from outside the factory gate.

Photo: Skanda Gautam/THT

Flood danger may not be over: Experts warn of fresh debris flows, secondary floods

The danger from the recent flood may not be over, with experts warning that unstable canyon walls and a partially collapsed glacier could trigger fresh debris flows and secondary floods in the coming days.

Photo: PMO Nepal

Bhotekoshi flood death toll reaches 177 as rescue, recovery efforts intensify

The death toll from Wednesday’s devastating Bhotekoshi River flash flood in Rasuwa has reached 177, while the government has expanded rescue and recovery operations across several flood-affected districts.

Finance Minister Wagle Says Financial Needs Won't Fall Short

Finance Minister Wagle Says Financial Needs Won't Fall Short

Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle says all political parties must unite during this national crisis.

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PM Balen Shah Reached Nuwakot by Road to Inspect Flood-Hit Bidur

Prime Minister Balen Shah reached Nuwakot by road on Thursday morning to inspect flood-hit areas. He was accompanied by Infrastructure Development Minister Sunil Lamsal.

Eight tonnes of relief supplies sent to Rasuwa flood-hit areas

Eight tonnes of relief supplies have been dispatched overnight to communities affected by the Bhotekoshi River flood in Rasuwa, with the Nepal Army mobilising eight trucks for the delivery.

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