With heavy rainfall projected to hit Nepal from September 24 to 28, the government must urgently prioritize proactive disaster management and public communication to prevent further loss of life. Citizens are also urged to assess their personal risk and prepare evacuation plans to mitigate the dangers posed by potential flooding and landslides.
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With heavy rainfall projected to hit Nepal from September 24 to 28, the government must urgently prioritize proactive disaster management and public communication to prevent further loss of life. Citizens are also urged to assess their personal risk and prepare evacuation plans to mitigate the dangers posed by potential flooding and landslides.
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