In Bhotekoshi, the residents of coastal areas are again flooded and urged to be on high alert
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- Sun, 30 August 2026
Kathmandu. There has been another severe flood in Bhotekoshi river through Lhende river in Rasuwa. The local administration has asked the residents of the coastal areas to exercise high vigilance to avoid possible human and material damage due to floods.
Drup Prasad Adhikari, Assistant Chief District Officer of Rasuwa appealed to stay safe as the risk has increased in the areas around the river. Earlier, on Wednesday 10th of August, the flood that came to Bhotekoshi through the Lhende river had caused huge human and material damage in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading districts. After flooding again, panic has spread among the residents of the coastal area.
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