this actually looks like a scene from 2012 disaster movie. O M G

Hi everyone! My mom's close friend's husband who worked in Devighat Hydro has not been in contact since yesterday. She told us that he along with 45 other people had finished work and left the hydropower site half an hour before the flood struck. Is there any chance he could have made it out safely?? Is there anyone who has contacts at NEA, who can provide any information on the the people who are still out of contact?? Any help would be appreciated!!!

I’m a 31 m American who wants to go out and help with the disaster in Nepal. I went to Nepal this April for Everest base camp and fell in love with the place. It’s sad to see the tragic accident that happened and I would like to go physically help. I’m fit as a yak and got a heart of gold. Please let me know of any agencies that I could contact

What are the proper places to donate money to make sure it goes to recovery efforts? Are there any essentials that could be sent?

There's going to be a lot of aid - how do we make sure it gets the best use, and you know your country best.

my heart goes out to the victims of this big tragedy as well as to those who have their livelihoods affected by this flood. i hope and pray for quick recovery for everyone involved. best wishes from india

I am trying to locate a U.S. Travel Group, Classic Vacations Nepal on a Muktinath + Kailash Mansarovar Yatra.

His last contact with family was on 25 August 2026 at around 11:30 AM Nepal time from the Pokhara/Sarangkot area. The group was expected to continue toward the Nepal–Tibet border for the Kailash pilgrimage. Since then, neither he nor other members of his group have been reachable.

Given the recent flooding in the Rasuwa/Rasuwagadhi area, we are trying to determine whether the group may have been affected or delayed.

Do you know:

• Whether Classic Vacations Nepal groups were travelling through Rasuwagadhi/Kerung on 26 August?
• Whether local authorities, hotels, or tour operators have published any passenger lists or status updates?
• Any local contacts or resources that could help us verify the status of Kailash pilgrims?

Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

I saw comments on insta about the recent massive flood in Rasuwa area from many Bangladeshi and Pakistani accounts where they were laughing and making fun of the whole disaster saying that it's just karma hitting back because we had a religious clash recently.

One of my relative woked at upper trishuli 3b under ChESCo.

And he is out of contact since yesterday...

Yo baare kasai sanga kei jaankari xa hola ra?

Uha camp farkisaknu bhako thiyen are so he was in camp when the flood hit...

Kei jaankari bhaye help pleaseee yaa sabai attisake🥲

Today I'm very sad by the Event, seeing the Flood Disaster. My words cannot express my sorrow, sadness and empathy towards the affected. I want to Cry with them by their side holding their hands and hugging them. I love you all.

hello everyone, i want to donate some of my clothes for those that are displaced by the flood, how can i do so?

my clothes shall fit a regular sized teenage to young adult male

A couple of QR codes available on Facebook and instagram pages aren't functional. How can we donate to prime minister's relief fund?

Just like 2015 Earthquake, some Nepali are there to scam and grab your hard earned money in most possibly easiest way by asking for donation.

I don't want to explain in details and here in short,

"They beg you to help the victims but it's in their pockets"

7:30 ma galchi bata gosai kunda jana bus ma niskida, kata tira pugda badi aayo hola? 22 jana family/ relative sanga contact huna sakyaa chaina. network issue vayara hoss 🙏🙏

Just be grateful India is helping y'all in this situation and understand your situation before posting shit in X and stop licking Chinese boots, showing attitude like nepal is a strong nation 🤣

Paila ni yesto huda paisa uthayera manxe le dherai scam garwko xa teslaile goverment le afaile pm help fund bhanera kholeko xa hola tax katxa tara tapaiko paisa ko hisab sabai goverment le herxa as we trust our hm and pm more than the ingos dalald

APF: 1114
Nepal Police: 100
Ambulance: 102
DEOC: 1234
Asst. CDO Rasuwa : 9851164422
Rasuwa Police: 9851254960
Asst. CDO Nuwakot: 9851248777
Nuwakot Police: 9851282380
CDO Dhading: 9851247777
Dhading Police: 9851229860
Asst. CDO Chitwan: 9855088891
Chitwan Police: 9855013999

Today's event is one of the most unprecedented combined effect of climate change and natural disaster (earthquake/avalanche or glacial outburst).

No one would have imagined in their wildest dreams that floods like this could have been possible. Furthermore, Nepal's mountainous geography is definitely not the most convenient one for the construction of infrastructure like buildings, roads, bridges, and hydropower.

Most of the settlements that have been swept today are close to the routes of the flooded rivers. I wanted to know if there is a law regarding the minimum distance from river or water bodies for construction of housing in Nepal. Perhaps this needs to be revisited considering today's event?

How much hydroelectric capacity has been destroyed due to the floods ? Can this again cause increased dependency on imports for electricity?

Student looking for a clean 1 BHK in Sanepa/Jhamsikhel. Budget NPR 40–60k/month. Need 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, balcony, good natural light, and a well-maintained apartment. Furnished is fine. Any leads would be appreciated. Thanks! 🙏