DIVYA DELHI : More than 300 people have been killed in severe flooding across Nepal, while rescue teams continue to search for missing people and provide assistance to thousands of affected residents. Heavy rainfall has triggered widespread flooding and landslides, damaging homes, roads, bridges and other critical infrastructure in several areas. Emergency responders have been working to evacuate people from vulnerable communities, while authorities have urged residents in flood-prone regions to remain alert. The disaster has also disrupted transportation and basic services, leaving some communities isolated. Relief agencies are supplying food, drinking water, medicines and other essential items to families affected by the floods. Experts have warned that further heavy rainfall could cause rivers to rise again, increasing the possibility of a second wave of flooding. Authorities are closely monitoring river levels and weather conditions as the threat remains. Officials have called on residents to follow evacuation orders and avoid crossing flooded roads and rivers. Rescue and relief operations are expected to continue as authorities assess the full extent of the damage.
