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11 Bodies Recovered from Upper Trishuli-1 Tunnel on Saturday

  • 19 September, 2026

Kathmandu: Eleven bodies were recovered from the Audit-3 tunnel of the Upper Trishuli-1 Hydroelectric Project on Saturday as search and rescue teams continued efforts to locate people still missing following the disaster. The bodies were found buried in mud and entangled in wire mesh inside the t...}

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Nepal’s GLOF Risk Raises Alarm for India’s Northeast: Prof. Lama

  • 18 September, 2026

Kathmandu: The increasing frequency of glacier-related disasters in the Himalayas has raised concerns over the risk of glacial lake outburst floods (GLOFs) in India’s northeastern region, as climate change accelerates the melting of glaciers and the formation of glacial lakes. Prof.  M...}

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LPG Bottlers Pledge Normal Supply as Prithvi Highway Reopens

  • 17 September, 2026

Kathmandu: Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) bottlers have assured consumers in the Kathmandu Valley that the supply of cooking gas will return to normal from Friday, following the reopening of an alternative route along the disrupted Prithvi Highway. The Nepal LP Gas Industry Association (NLPGIA), i...}

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Gharapjhong Climate Convention Calls for Himalayan Climate Justice

  • 17 September, 2026

Kathmandu: The two-day 'Gharapjhong Climate Change Convention' held in Jomsom, Gharpajhong Rural Municipality, Mustang has concluded with the issuance of a declaration for assuming shared responsibility against the climate-related crisis along with ensuring access to adequate finance and tec...}

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IPPAN Urges Special Status for Flood-Hit Hydropower Projects

  • 17 September, 2026

Kathmandu: The private sector power producers have demanded the government to declare the flood-hit hydropower projects in Bhotekoshi-Trishuli corridor ‘Special Flood-Affected Hydropower Projects,’ seeking special relief package for them. In a meeting with Minister for Energy, Water...}

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Expert Panel Formed to Probe Scientific Causes of Bhotekoshi Flood

  • 17 September, 2026

Kathmandu: The government has formed a seven-member expert committee to conduct a scientific investigation into the causes and sequence of the devastating flood in the Bhotekoshi River in Rasuwa. The Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation (MoEWRI) on Wednesday formed the committee und...}

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Five Bodies Recovered from Flood-Hit Chilime Hydropower Tunnel

  • 16 September, 2026

Kathmandu: The rescue team recovered a total of five human bodies from the tunnel of the Chilime Hydropower Project in Rasuwa on Wednesday, with an additional body recovering on late afternoon of the day. The Directorate of Public Relations and Information of the Nepali Army stated that a d...}

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30 MW Dhalkebar-2 Solar Project Secures Rs 1.36 Billion Bank Financing

  • 16 September, 2026

Kathmandu: The 30 MW Dhalkebar-2 Solar Power Project in Dhanusha has secured a loan investment of Rs 1.36 billion from Everest Bank and Nepal SBI Bank. According to the project developer, Integrated Engineering and Industrial Enterprises, the two banks have signed an agreement to finance the proj...}

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Bhotekoshi Flood Prompts Govt to Tighten Safety Rules for Infrastructure Projects

  • 16 September, 2026

Kathmandu: The government is preparing to introduce stricter safety measures for infrastructure projects across the country following extensive damage and safety concerns triggered by the recent Bhotekoshi flood in Rasuwa. The Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation (MoEWRI) has prepar...}

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Bhotekoshi Flood: A Wake-Up Call for Stronger Disaster Preparedness

  • 15 September, 2026

Kathmandu: The devastating flood that swept through the Bhotekoshi–Trishuli–Narayani river system on August 26 was not caused by unusually heavy rainfall, rather it was triggered by a massive high-altitude landslide involving glaciers and rocks, followed by the formation and sudden relea...}

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