Nepal villages evacuated due to flooding
Suddenly, the Budi Jandaki River in northern central Nepal burst its banks, leading to the destruction of homes and facilities, and prompting the evacuation of residents along the river in areas near Kathmandu. The National Disaster Risk Reduction Authority warned residents of the flood risk and carried out evacuations of villagers while continuing to issue warnings to stay in safe zones. There are no immediate reports of casualties, and authorities are working to determine the cause of the sudden flood, which is linked to the nearby Trishuli River flowing close to the capital.
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