Flash floods along Nepal’s Budhi Gandaki River have swept away homes and bridges, forcing residents to flee to higher ground as emergency rescue efforts continue.
At least five people are missing following the flooding, while six others have been rescued, according to the available reports.
The sudden rise in water levels caused destruction along the river, washing away homes and bridges and disrupting movement in affected areas.
Residents were forced to abandon their homes and seek safety on higher ground as the floodwaters surged through nearby communities.
Rescue efforts are ongoing as authorities work to establish the whereabouts of the missing people and assess the extent of the damage.
The incident highlights the dangers posed by flash floods, which can develop rapidly and leave communities with little time to evacuate.
Further details on the affected areas, the cause of the flooding and the extent of the destruction are yet to be confirmed.
