KATHMANDU, DECEMBER 20

A scientific mural depicting a 100-year flood hazard map utilizes blue, yellow, and red colors to visually represent potential flood depths, in Tikapur Municipality.

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The infographic is generated using data from the VisRisk Module of Bipad Portal, a disaster information system under the Ministry of Home Affairs.

Sushant Nepal, Planning Officer of YI-Lab (left), provides a briefing to the Mayor of Tikapur Municipality, Ramlal Dangaura Tharu (right) on the flood hazard map generated using the VisRisk Module of Bipad Portal, a disaster information system under the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Sushant Nepal, Planning Officer of YI-Lab (left), provides a briefing to the Mayor of Tikapur Municipality, Ramlal Dangaura Tharu (right) on the flood hazard map generated using the VisRisk Module of Bipad Portal, a disaster information system under the Ministry of Home Affairs.