Floods and landslides affected life across the country: Two people died in Jajarkot and Dolakha
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Media Baaji
- Mon, 13 July 2026
Kathmandu. Floods and landslides have disrupted life in various parts of the country due to continuous incessant rains. Due to the landslides in the hilly areas, roads have been blocked and human casualties have also occurred, while the floods in the rivers of the Terai and inner Madhes have put traffic and settlements at risk.
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