Displaced residents of Manang began returning to their homes on Monday as rainfall ceased and river levels receded following a brief flood threat. Although the area remains cautious due to lingering debris, officials report that the Marsyangdi River is flowing more freely and the overall risk has significantly diminished.
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Displaced residents of Manang began returning to their homes on Monday as rainfall ceased and river levels receded following a brief flood threat. Although the area remains cautious due to lingering debris, officials report that the Marsyangdi River is flowing more freely and the overall risk has significantly diminished.
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