Archive · 30 Aug 2026
Nepali Community in Hyderabad Follows Floods Back Home
Some Nepali people living in Hyderabad are worried about floods in Nepal.
They are calling their families to check whether everyone is safe.
Some families live in Kathmandu, which was described as safe.
Other relatives live closer to areas affected by flooding.
People in Hyderabad are watching the news for updates.
They feel helpless because they are far away.
They hope that everyone who is missing will be found.
The community is staying connected with family by phone.
Nepali residents and workers in Hyderabad said they were worried about flash floods affecting parts of Nepal.
Several people said they call family members daily or whenever they hear about heavy rain and flooding.
Families in Kathmandu were reported safe, though relatives near affected border areas remained a concern.
Nepali workers said news updates and phone calls helped them monitor the situation from afar.
Community members expressed distress over reports of severe damage, missing people and uncertainty in flood-hit areas.
- Who
- Nepali workers, students and families living in Hyderabad, along with their relatives in Nepal.
- What
- They are monitoring flash floods in parts of Nepal and checking on family members.
- Where
- Hyderabad, India, and flood-affected areas of Nepal, including areas near the border.
- Why
- They are concerned about the safety of relatives, severe flooding, missing people and uncertain conditions.
- Community location
- Nepali community members interviewed in Hyderabad.
- Reported disaster
- Flash floods affected parts of Nepal.
- Family contact
- Residents said they use phone calls and news updates to follow conditions.
- Kathmandu
- Several interviewees said their families in Kathmandu were safe.
- Border areas
- Some relatives lived near the border where flooding occurred, increasing concern.
- Emotional impact
- Residents described feeling worried, shocked and helpless while away from home.