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Reporting from Khabarhub confirms two road fatalities in separate incidents in Sunsari district. Here is what travellers in eastern Nepal need to know.
Read the update 1 source citedRecent floods have destroyed 41 bridges between Rasuwa and Chitwan, affecting travel. Authorities are working to reopen key routes.
Read the update 1 source citedA severe shortage of cooking gas in Kathmandu Valley has prompted a temporary government policy allowing travellers and locals to exchange any brand of LPG cylinder.
Read the update 1 source citedRecent flooding across Nepal has resulted in a high death toll according to international reporting. Read details for travellers.
Read the update 1 source citedElectricity service has been restored in specific areas of Nuwakot district, including Bidur Wards 10 and 11, after recent floods.
Read the update 1 source citedHealth insurance fees have been waived in Nuwakot following recent floods. Patients can access care without co-payments.
Read the update 1 source citedMilitary personnel work to restore electrical power and construct a temporary bridge in Nuwakot and Rasuwa following recent flood damage.
Read the update 1 source citedThe Dailekh section of the Karnali Highway has reopened to single-lane movement after a landslide was cleared at Bhallu Khola.
Read the update 1 source citedOnline Khabar English reports a joint police operation in Siraha led to the arrest of a driver carrying 123 bottles of suspected narcotics.
Read the update 1 source citedBig News Network has published a guide highlighting major trekking routes in Nepal such as Annapurna Base Camp and Langtang Valley.
Read the update 1 source citedExpedition groups journey toward Mt Manaslu following the issuance of official climbing documentation.
Read the update 1 source citedContributions continue for the August 26 Bhotekoshi flood as collections reach nearly Rs 12 billion according to Khabarhub.
Read the update 1 source citedNepal is observing a nationwide public holiday today for Gen-Z Martyrs Day, affecting some local administrative offices and services in Kathmandu and beyond.
Read the update 1 source citedNorway has delivered medical, energy, and technical equipment to Nepal for Bhote Koshi flood victims through the EU Civil Protection Mechanism.
Read the update 1 source citedFlooding along the Manaslu path has stopped trekking operations, prompting climbing teams to take flights into base camp to continue their journeys.
Read the update 1 source citedTwo workers were rescued after being trapped for nine days in a hydropower tunnel following a flood event in Nepal.
Read the update 1 source citedA landslide blocks the Kimrong Khola in Kaski, prompting safety alerts and travel warnings along riverbanks and local routes.
Read the update 1 source citedNepal is seeking grants for flood recovery, as revised estimates predict higher losses. Soft loans may be considered to cover the funding gap.
Read the update 1 source citedRecent news of Bhotekoshi flooding and road disruptions has caused a drop in tourist bookings across Pokhara, Chitwan, and Lumbini at the start of the peak season.
Read the update 1 source citedVehicular movement on the Karnali Highway has resumed after a three-day blockage caused by a landslide at Gagane Khola along the Surkhet-Jumla corridor.
Read the update 1 source citedA scientific analysis reveals exceptional heat preceded the August 26 glacier collapse in Rasuwa, which triggered deadly floods in Nepal and China.
Read the update 1 source citedA year after the September Storm protests in Kathmandu turned violent, students reflect on the events that led to bloodshed.
Read the update 1 source citedThe Arsenal Foundation contributes to flood relief in Nepal, with a tribute planned during an upcoming match.
Read the update 1 source citedA new national cultural campaign for Teej has been announced to raise funds for communities affected by recent floods.
Read the update 1 source citedWe are a Pokhara-based trekking operator, on the ground and watching the same roads, flights and permits you are. Tell us your dates and we will say plainly whether they still work.
