1. Disaster-Induced Death Toll Climbs to 239

The death toll from recent rain-induced disasters, including floods and landslides, has risen to 239. Rescue teams are continuing to search for missing persons, while the government has ramped up relief efforts. PM KP Sharma Oli has assured survivors that every effort will be made to provide timely relief.

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2. Nepal to Receive 1.06 Billion Rupees from Carbon Trade

Nepal is set to receive 1.06 billion rupees through its carbon trade agreements. The income will be used for sustainable environmental projects, focusing on reducing deforestation and promoting renewable energy sources.

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3. Bada Dashain Celebrations Begin Across Nepal

The Bada Dashain festival has begun with the Ghatasthapana ritual, marking the start of the largest and most anticipated Hindu festival in Nepal. Families are gearing up for Tika on the 10th day, but festivities have been dampened in some flood-affected regions.

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4. UAE Red Crescent Distributes Relief Materials to Survivors

The UAE Red Crescent has provided essential relief materials to survivors of recent floods in Nepal. Their support includes food supplies, clean water, and temporary shelter to thousands of displaced families.

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5. Government Declares 41 Local Levels as Crisis Zones for 3 Months

The government has declared 41 local administrative levels as disaster-hit zones for the next three months, focusing on providing urgent relief and reconstruction efforts. This move aims to accelerate the recovery process in the hardest-hit districts.

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6. Nepal’s Economy Expected to Grow by 5.1% in FY2025

According to the World Bank, Nepal’s economy is projected to grow by 5.1% in FY2025, spurred by increased tourism, agricultural output, and hydropower production. However, risks remain due to ongoing disasters and external market factors.

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7. Around 1,000 Houses Inundated in Saptari

Severe flooding in the Saptari district has left approximately 1,000 homes underwater. Rescue teams have been deployed to the area, with local authorities urging residents in vulnerable areas to evacuate immediately.

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8. Tarahara Sees Heavy Rainfall, Nearby Areas on High Alert

Tarahara in the Sunsari district has experienced heavy downpours, raising concerns of further floods and landslides in surrounding areas. Residents have been urged to stay alert as the risk of more rain-induced disasters remains high.

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9. Dashain Cup Futsal Tournament Begins in Jhamel

The 4th annual Dashain Cup Futsal tournament kicks off in Jhamel this weekend, with teams from across the country competing. The tournament adds a festive vibe to the Dashain celebrations, despite the challenges posed by recent floods.

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10. Saudi Embassy Expresses Solidarity with Nepal Amid Disasters

The Saudi Arabian Embassy in Nepal has expressed its solidarity with the Nepali people as the country battles the aftermath of severe floods. The embassy has pledged additional support through relief programs.

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11. Women’s Volleyball League Sees Karnali Defeat Gandaki

Karnali province’s volleyball team secured a win against Gandaki in the Everest Women’s Volleyball League, continuing their undefeated streak. The event showcases the growing prominence of women’s sports in Nepal.

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12. PM Oli Pledges Full Relief to Survivors

Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has promised full relief to survivors of recent floods and landslides. He assured the nation that the government would leave no stone unturned in its efforts to rebuild and recover.

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13. Heavy Flooding Hits Koshi River, Damages Infrastructure

The Koshi River, which has swelled to dangerous levels, has caused significant damage to local infrastructure, including bridges and roads. The government has initiated repairs but warns that restoration could take several weeks.

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14. Nepal Telecom Supports Digital Nepal Framework

Nepal Telecom has reinforced its commitment to the Digital Nepal Framework, which aims to modernize the country’s digital infrastructure. The initiative will focus on expanding high-speed internet access to rural areas.

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15. Third Olympiad on Astronomy and Astrophysics Opens

The third Olympiad on Astronomy and Astrophysics for junior students kicked off in Kathmandu today, with participants from schools across the country. The event aims to inspire young minds in science and technology.

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16. Over Rs 5 Billion in Losses Reported in Madhes Province

The Madhes Province government has reported Rs 5 billion in losses due to widespread flooding. Crops, homes, and infrastructure have been severely damaged, with relief efforts continuing throughout the region.

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17. German Unity Day Celebrated in Kathmandu

German Unity Day was celebrated in Kathmandu with an event highlighting the strong bilateral ties between Nepal and Germany. Diplomats from both nations reaffirmed their commitment to enhancing cooperation in trade, culture, and development.

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18. Nepal Prepares for Carbon Trade Initiatives

Nepal is gearing up to expand its carbon trading initiatives as part of its climate change mitigation strategy. The revenue generated will be reinvested into reforestation projects and renewable energy development.

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19. 1,000 Houses Inundated in Saptari, Rescue Operations Continue

Rescue teams have been dispatched to Saptari, where 1,000 homes have been inundated by floods. Local authorities are working around the clock to provide emergency assistance to displaced families.

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20. Cabinet Declares 41 Areas as Disaster Zones for Next 3 Months

The Nepalese cabinet has declared 41 regions across the country as disaster-hit zones for the next three months. This status will allow the government to allocate additional resources for recovery and reconstruction.

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