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Heavy Rainfall Kills 27 Across Nepal, Authorities Report
Heavy rain caused many dangerous events in Nepal.
At least 27 people died between September 24 and 28.
Landslides, floods, and other rain-related incidents affected more than 1,000 families.
Four people were reported missing, although another account described 22 people missing after an avalanche.
The rain also killed 114 livestock and damaged homes and bridges.
A landslide briefly blocked the Marsyangdi River in Manang district.
The river later returned to normal without major damage.
An avalanche at Himlung Himal buried tents used by guides and support workers.
The rain was linked to a low-pressure system over the Bay of Bengal.
At least 27 people died in rainfall-related incidents across Nepal from September 24 to 28, authorities said.
The incidents affected 1,082 families, killed 114 livestock, and left four people missing.
Officials recorded 304 landslides, 87 floods, and 151 heavy-rainfall incidents.
Heavy rain destroyed 227 houses, damaged 142 others, and affected 31 bridges.
A landslide and avalanche struck Manang district, while officials warned downstream residents to remain alert.
- Who
- Nepalese residents and families affected by heavy rainfall, floods, landslides, and an avalanche; response officials from the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority and Nepal’s Home Ministry.
- What
- Rain-related disasters killed at least 27 people, affected 1,082 families, damaged homes and bridges, and left people missing and injured.
- Where
- Various parts of Nepal, including Manang, Palpa, and Mustang districts, as well as the Marsyangdi River and Himlung Himal base camp.
- When
- The reported incidents occurred from September 24 to 28; the report was issued on September 29.
- Why
- Heavy rainfall associated with a low-pressure system developed in the Bay of Bengal triggered floods, landslides, and an avalanche.
Key facts
- Deaths
- At least 27 people
- Period
- September 24-28
- Families affected
- 1,082
- Livestock killed
- 114
- Landslide incidents
- 304
- Homes damaged
- 227 destroyed and 142 partially damaged
- Bridge damage
- 31 bridges damaged








