Recent storms and persistent heavy rainfall across western Nepal have caused widespread destruction to paddy, fruit, and vegetable crops just as they were ready for harvest. Local governments are currently assessing the extensive agricultural losses, which have left many farmers facing severe financial instability and potential food shortages.
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Recent storms and persistent heavy rainfall across western Nepal have caused widespread destruction to paddy, fruit, and vegetable crops just as they were ready for harvest. Local governments are currently assessing the extensive agricultural losses, which have left many farmers facing severe financial instability and potential food shortages.
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