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Latest situation report
Rasuwa (Bhotekoshi) Flood
As of Oct 10, 2026, 7:19 AM
Deaths
1457
Injured
5
Missing
5
Rescued
N/A
Automatically extracted from bulletin headline: "Bhotekoshi Floods: Official death toll reaches 1,457" (missing, injured carried forward from the previous report — not stated in this headline). Not reviewed by a moderator; verify against the source link.
Reported by Khabarhub (automated)
Rescued
7,514
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Numbers can change, so treat this list as a convenience, not an authoritative source. Confirm via NDRRMA (ndrrma.gov.np) if you are in doubt.
Personnel deployed
21,146
Reported missing
265
Out of reach
2,498
Among people reported missing, 0 were found safe, 0 were found injured, and 0 were found deceased. This tracks NDRRMA’s missing-person cases specifically, not necessarily the disaster’s full toll.
Building, road, and land-cover damage graded from very-high-resolution satellite imagery by the EU Copernicus Emergency Management Service's Rapid Mapping activation for this flood. It is not a government figure, but an independent institutional source (Tier 3: satellite / remote sensing). 2 of 6 mapped areas are still awaiting grading and are excluded from the totals below, not counted as zero damage.
Buildings affected
4,685 / 17,299
Roads affected
87.7 km / 261.8 km
Land cover affected
1,581.1 ha
Areas graded
4 / 6
Latest satellite image: Sep 5, 2026, 6:32 AM
No dedicated portal exists for these yet, so this is a cited toll only. Related incident-by-incident reports are already automatic.
Latest situation report
Budhi Gandaki Flood (Gorkha)
As of Oct 11, 2026, 2:11 PM
Deaths
0
Injured
N/A
Missing
5
Rescued
47
A landslide blockage near Philim in Chumnubri Rural Municipality-3, Gorkha district, gave way around 4:30am on October 11, 2026, sending a surge of water, mud, and debris down the Budhi Gandaki river. No deaths reported as of this report. 5 missing (2 women, 3 men), all residents of Chumchet, Chumnubri-6. 47 people moved to safety by Nepal Army helicopters; 437 security personnel (Nepal Army, Nepal Police, Armed Police Force) mobilized for search and rescue. 7-8 houses swept away in Salleri, Dharche Rural Municipality-3; about 22 houses at risk in lower Macchikhola. Multiple suspension and motorable bridges washed away, including at Nyakchet-Sirdibas and Machhikhola-Karauja. 50 electric poles and 2 telephone towers damaged. The under-construction 341-MW Budhi Gandaki hydropower project's main camp area was also hit.
Reported by The Annapurna Express (citing NDRRMA)
Latest situation report
September 2026 Floods & Landslides
As of Sep 27, 2026, 4:32 PM
Deaths
21
Injured
5
Missing
5
Rescued
N/A
Four days of torrential rain, floods, and landslides (September 24-27, 2026), triggered by a low-pressure system originating in the Bay of Bengal. Landslides accounted for 14 deaths, floods for 4, and continuous heavy rainfall for 3. Districts affected: Jajarkot, Myagdi, Sankhuwasabha, Baglung, Manang, Nawalparasi (Bardaghat Susta East), Kaski, and Tanahun. 247 families affected, 260 homes destroyed, 80 partially damaged, approximately 3,000 residents evacuated from high-risk zones.
Reported by Tribune India (ANI, citing NDRRMA)