Flood survivors in Nepal's Rasuwa and Nuwakot districts are enduring severe hardships as relentless rain causes their temporary tent shelters to leak and become waterlogged. While authorities are currently planning for long-term resettlement, displaced families continue to struggle with cold, health concerns, and a desperate lack of adequate living conditions.
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Flood survivors in Nepal's Rasuwa and Nuwakot districts are enduring severe hardships as relentless rain causes their temporary tent shelters to leak and become waterlogged. While authorities are currently planning for long-term resettlement, displaced families continue to struggle with cold, health concerns, and a desperate lack of adequate living conditions.
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