A 4-month-old baby died in a landslide in Dolakha, the mother was seriously injured
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Media Baaji
- Mon, 13 July 2026
Dolakha A 4-month-old baby died in a landslide on Sunday night in Kalinchok Rural Municipality-1, Cangpol, Dolakha, while his mother was seriously injured.
According to the police, 19-year-old Sharmila Thami and her 4-month-old daughter Elina Thami, a resident of Kalinchok-1 Kangpol, were crushed by a landslide that fell from the road at around 9 o'clock in the night while returning home from Maiti.
As soon as the locals got information about the incident, they immediately rescued them and took them to Dhulikhel Hospital for treatment. Alina died on the way to the hospital, the police said.
Express
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