The Budhigandaki flood swept away Mangal Gurung’s house in Paiyu, Chumnubri-3, Gorkha, on October 11, leaving him with little more than the clothes he had on. He now sleeps in a tent pitched on a hillside above the village, alongside a neighbour’s house.
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The Budhigandaki flood swept away Mangal Gurung’s house in Paiyu, Chumnubri-3, Gorkha, on October 11, leaving him with little more than the clothes he had on. He now sleeps in a tent pitched on a hillside above the village, alongside a neighbour’s house.
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