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Floods and landslides displace eleven families in Gulmi district

Continuous rainfall triggers floods, landslides, and storms that damage property and displace residents across multiple locations.

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News card for environment: Floods and landslides displace eleven families in Gulmi district, sourced from Ratopati and Khabarhub.

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  • Eleven families were displaced by floods, landslides, and storms in Gulmi district.
  • Rising waters in the Kali Gandaki River forced residents from seven riverside shops to relocate.
  • A severe storm in Madane Rural Municipality-6 blew the tin roof off a residential home.

Continuous rainfall across Gulmi has resulted in the displacement of eleven families following a series of floods, landslides, and severe storms. Several local areas have sustained damage to residential properties and agricultural infrastructure as adverse weather conditions persist. Along the banks of the Kali Gandaki River in Rurukshetra Rural Municipality-1, rising water levels placed seven households operating shops at immediate risk. Local authorities relocated residents from the vulnerable riverside zone to safer ground as the river flow swelled. Additional damage was reported in Musikot Municipality-1, where a single-storey mud shed collapsed due to the persistent rain, killing animals trapped inside. Meanwhile, in Madane Rural Municipality-6, a heavy storm ripped the tin roof off a home, forcing another family out of their residence.

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