The floods in Nepal caused cuts in land access to several locations, leaving communities isolated and totally dependent on helicopters to receive help and supplies. The situation affects areas where roads and communication routes were destroyed or impassable due to the force of the waters.
The risk of new floods remains high due to the instability of the glaciers that feed the river. Glacial melting continues to feed the water flow, creating dangerous conditions in the affected areas. Authorities warn of the possibility of new heavy rains that could further worsen the situation.
Rescue and humanitarian assistance operations are taking place using aerial means, given that land access remains cut off in several regions of the country. The affected communities face difficulties in accessing food, medicines and other essential goods while awaiting the normalization of conditions.
