Nepal Floods: High Alert in Parts of UP; Vulnerable Rivers Being Monitored, Rescue Team Ready - The Tribune
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Nepal floods: Cross-border trade hit; 16-km cargo truck queue at Sonauli border in UP
The Nepal flash floods have disrupted cross-border trade between India and the neighbouring country, with the movement of goods vehicles to Kathmandu and other parts of Nepal via Maharajganj in Uttar Pradesh, affected by damaged and flooded roads.
Nepal Floods: Kushinagar Villagers Risk Lives To Retrieve Gas Cylinders, Timber and Fish From Gandak River | 📰 LatestLY
Large fish, gas cylinders and other debris have been found floating in and around the Gandak (Narayani) river near Kushinagar in Uttar Pradesh, after devastating floods in Nepal's Rasuwa district caused the river's water level to rise sharply. 📰 Nepal Floods: Kushinagar Villagers Risk Lives To Retrieve Gas Cylinders, Timber and Fish From Gandak River .
UP sounds high alert in border districts after deadly Nepal floods
Uttar Pradesh has sounded a high alert in border districts and sent rescue teams to Nepal after deadly flash floods. The move comes as river levels rise, Indian tourists remain missing and vulnerable villages are being warned.
Nepal flash floods raised Gandak/Narayani river levels; four from Gorakhpur region missing. High alert in Maharajganj, Kushinagar; Valmikinagar Barrage gates opened.
Nepal Flash Floods: 3 bodies wash up in UP as border districts brace for rising rivers
Three bodies believed to have been swept downstream from Nepal were recovered from the Gandak in Maharajganj, as authorities stepped up monitoring of rivers and prepared to evacuate vulnerable villages.
The effects of the floods in Nepal are being felt even in India. Bodies of those missing after the floods are now flowing from Nepal to India. The bodies of three people, two women and one man, have been recovered from the Narayani (Gandak) River in Maharajganj, Uttar Pradesh. Dozens of bodies have also been recovered from the Nepal region.
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