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Bajura landslide and flood victims receive relief supplies

A total of 158 families across three municipalities in Bajura have received essential provisions following monsoon disasters.

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News card for Bajura flood and landslide relief distribution in environment category from Ratopati English and Makalu Khabar English

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  • One hundred fifty-eight households received emergency supplies across three Bajura municipalities.
  • The distribution was coordinated under a western disaster response project with local foundations.
  • Monsoon rains previously caused fatalities, injuries, and widespread property damage in the district.

Supplies were delivered to 158 households impacted by recent monsoon disasters in Bajura district. The distribution occurred through a specific disaster response initiative organised alongside Badimalika Foundation Nepal. Among the recipients are 67 households in Badimalika Municipality, 45 in Triveni Municipality, and 46 in Gaumul Rural Municipality. Local leaders noted that persistent downpours had destroyed numerous residential buildings and large tracts of agricultural land. Severe weather events caused significant casualties and property damage earlier in the monsoon season. A house collapse in Triveni Municipality resulted in one fatality and multiple injuries, leaving the entire village vulnerable. Additional displacement occurred in parts of Gaumul Rural Municipality and Badimalika Municipality following destructive floods and landslips. Representatives stated that coordination with various groups continues in order to assist disaster-hit residents.

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