About 30 people have died in Nepal after landslides and heavy rain struck the country in the month since catastrophic flooding, according to the supplied report. Trekkers have also been flown away from mountain areas as the dangerous conditions continue.
The deaths have occurred during a period of severe weather marked by landslides and intense rainfall. The latest incidents follow mass flooding that affected Nepal around a month earlier.
Mountain trekkers were evacuated by helicopter from affected areas, highlighting the difficulties of reaching people in remote locations when landslides and heavy rain disrupt access. The supplied material does not provide details about the number of trekkers rescued, the precise locations involved or the timing of the helicopter operations.
The latest known situation is that heavy rain and landslides remain a serious threat in Nepal, with evacuations continuing where necessary. No further information about casualties, damage or possible additional rescue operations is provided.
