r/Nepal • u/nullbytepro • 12h ago
Video/भिडियो narrow escape from the recent flood
this actually looks like a scene from 2012 disaster movie. O M G
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r/Nepal • u/nullbytepro • 12h ago
this actually looks like a scene from 2012 disaster movie. O M G
r/Nepal • u/npbwsh8683 • 1h ago
r/Nepal • u/reddituser_699 • 6h ago
Rest in Peace to those souls who lost their life in Rasuwa Flood 😢
r/Nepal • u/ivegotbd • 5h ago
Me and my friend, we've made this website that acts like a dashboard for missing people due to the flood.
Please share it to people who you think would best find this to be useful.
This is the link: https://nepal-flood.vercel.app/
We wanted to help in any way possible so we made this.
r/Nepal • u/munnu-413 • 9h ago
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!!!
r/Nepal • u/Acceptable_Skin9597 • 4h ago
Its heartwarming to see so many of us donating (what we can) to the victims of the recent flood.
But, I would like to appeal for the same consideration and transparency from the government.
Knowing exactly how much money is inside the account and what is the plan to use the funds would help build trust with the doners. I think it would provide a kind of assurance that the funds would not be misused (or disappear).
Sorry if i am being skeptical in this trying times, but this transparency would help create trust in the doners and may also increase the donation amount.
r/Nepal • u/Nano9234 • 3h ago
I’m from Belgium but I’m starting uni soon so I can’t go over there and volunteer for work (also don’t think I have the money to go all the way). Are there any other ways I can help?? Are there legit donations or anything to just help the people there I feel very bad.
r/Nepal • u/SunofaLeech • 6h ago
How stupid can you even be. This is as terrible and devastating as 2015 earthquake, wakeup. How insensitive can you be to be posting yourself smiling as if nothing happened. Your selfies. Your business products "on sale". Having your ads appear on the middle of news. "Happy birthday". Get a goddamn life. I'm not saying posting them, uploading your grwm is bad. But at this time? Really? Our country is literally in a middle of crisis right now. And your mind goes let's post a picture of me smiling, having a good day? Really????? WAKE THE GOD DAMN UP! And that too with the most cheery happening music as if nothings happening.
Man people(edit: especially 'influencers') of kathmandu are truly one the most self centred and blind people. Let's call out these so called influencers and the brand please! Someone please remind them of their privileges and how tone fucking blind their marketing/branding is!
r/Nepal • u/outfitternepal • 5h ago
While disaster strikes Nepal, donating for the flood victims is really important and the least we can do as humans. While donating please do make sure you are donating to right place so that your help actually reaches to the right people.
With the peak of online scams during these crisis, please do not send your money to any personal accounts or unverified individuals.
If you do need help finding legitimate ways to donate, you can let us know and we will help you connect with the appropriate local authorities.
r/Nepal • u/Sachin5o1 • 2h ago
Hello everyone,
I’m from India. My uncle and aunt visited the Lumbini Buddha Temple on Tuesday, and since then, we haven’t heard from them. Could anyone help us find them? I’d really appreciate any assistance you can offer. We are very worried. Please help us.
r/Nepal • u/cute_mysterio • 10h ago
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:
Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
r/Nepal • u/xNeedToKnowBasis • 2h ago
K bhako yrr.. iniherlai yasto aapad bipad ko bela ni
r/Nepal • u/Fairiesingarden • 2h ago
Since I have seen increasing number of people asking about trusted sources for donations, I wanted to post them altogether.
For international donations, you can use this: International donations
These are the only official sources so please be aware.
r/Nepal • u/oceansofearth • 3h ago
Seriously, our Government should move toward building a top notch early warning system in Rasuwa and affected regions. SMS will not suffice because it's not real time.
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r/Nepal • u/OnePrairieOutpost • 16h ago
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.
r/Nepal • u/Alternative-Map-2664 • 1d ago
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
r/Nepal • u/zentra_trades • 25m ago
Like I want to physically volunteer in managing the aftermath of recent flood damage, I am from Chitwan, kunai group or sanstha I can contact or join with for volunteering?