Residents in Gorkha were forced to flee to higher ground after a series of massive, landslide-triggered floods caused deafening roars and destroyed infrastructure along the river. Terrified villagers spent the night in the forest, watching as repeated water surges inundated local settlements and threatened their safety.
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Residents in Gorkha were forced to flee to higher ground after a series of massive, landslide-triggered floods caused deafening roars and destroyed infrastructure along the river. Terrified villagers spent the night in the forest, watching as repeated water surges inundated local settlements and threatened their safety.
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