5 hrs ago

Nepal Army Choppers Rescue Flood Victims

There was a big flood in Nepal that destroyed many roads and homes.

The Nepal Army is using helicopters to rescue people who are stuck in the flood areas.

Many people are waiting in long lines for up to 48 hours to get a ride on the helicopters to Kathmandu.

The floods also affected hydropower projects, and many workers are still missing.

India and China sent experts to help with the rescues.

The floods were caused by a big ice and rock collapse near the border with Tibet.

Many people have been killed, and thousands are still missing.

Key facts

Rescue Operations: Nepali Army choppers flying non-stop to rescue flood victims in Rasuwa and Nuwakot.
Affected Areas: Floods have destroyed roads and submerged areas in Rasuwa and Nuwakot.
Rescue Priority: Army prioritizes rescuing those stranded in higher reaches.
Hydropower Projects: 897 people employed at 11 hydropower projects remain out of contact.
International Assistance: Indian and Chinese tunnel technicians assisting in rescue efforts.
Casualties: Over a thousand people killed, thousands missing.
Cause of Floods: Triggered by ice and rock collapse near Nepal-Tibet border.
Rescue Queues: Long queues of up to 48 hours for chopper rides to Kathmandu.

NDTV · 5 hrs ago