Over 20,000 Homes Need to Be Rebuilt After Floods in Nepal, Search Continues for Missing
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Nepal will have to rebuild about 20,000 homes in areas devastated by floods last week, Reuters reported on Thursday, citing local authorities, as the search for thousands of missing people continues. The disaster has killed at least 1,204 people in Nepal and 21 in neighboring Tibet.
Nepal is facing one of the largest reconstruction operations since last week's disaster, with authorities estimating that some 20,000 homes need to be relocated to safer areas. The disaster began on August 26, when a glacier collapsed, sending a massive avalanche of ice, rocks and mud into the border area between Nepal and......
Preliminary estimates suggest 7,500 homes were completely destroyed, with a total of around 20,000 deemed uninhabitable and needing to be rebuilt.
Nepal will have to rebuild about 20,000 houses in flood-stricken areas, the authorities informed on Thursday (3), while rescue teams continued their search for workers trapped in hydroelectric project tunnels and thousands of people who remain missing. Read more (03/09/2026
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