A persistent landslide in Dhankuta’s Majhuwa settlement has displaced 12 families and continues to threaten 26 others while destroying local infrastructure and vital transportation routes. Although the local government has initiated relocation efforts, the process is being hindered by fragile terrain, limited resources, and a lack of safe housing alternatives.
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A persistent landslide in Dhankuta’s Majhuwa settlement has displaced 12 families and continues to threaten 26 others while destroying local infrastructure and vital transportation routes. Although the local government has initiated relocation efforts, the process is being hindered by fragile terrain, limited resources, and a lack of safe housing alternatives.
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