One month after devastating floods in Rasuwa, survivors remain in temporary shelters struggling with the loss of their homes, livelihoods, and access to essential infrastructure. While the government has pledged monthly cash assistance, displaced families emphasize that long-term recovery depends on the urgent restoration of broken roads and bridges to enable a return to work and self-sufficiency.
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One month after devastating floods in Rasuwa, survivors remain in temporary shelters struggling with the loss of their homes, livelihoods, and access to essential infrastructure. While the government has pledged monthly cash assistance, displaced families emphasize that long-term recovery depends on the urgent restoration of broken roads and bridges to enable a return to work and self-sufficiency.
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