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Food & waterPublic report
Drinking water need reported in Soti
14 October 2026 update: INSEC reports that more than 20 households in Soti still face a drinking-water shortage after the Manbu pipeline was washed away. Access to medicines is also difficult. Water and medicine quantities, a public delivery point and a relief-coordination contact are not stated. This is a reported need, not direct field confirmation; the exact observation time is not stated. The Kathmandu Post reported on 13 October 2026 that residents of Soti, Aarughat-3, Gorkha, need drinking water after the pipeline from Manbu across the Budhigandaki River was washed away. Residents described clean drinking water as an immediate need. The report does not state a quantity, a public delivery point or a relief-coordination contact. This is a reported need, not direct field confirmation; the exact observation time was not stated.
Gorkha · Soti, Aarughat-3
Food & waterCoordination needed
Estimated relief needs in three Gorkha municipalities
NDRRMA's Gorkha-Budhi Gandaki Situation Report 01, posted on 12 October 2026, lists estimated relief requirements for 21 days in Chumnubri, Dharche and Arughat, based on information from Gorkha District Administration. Items include tents, tarpaulins, mattresses, rice, lentils, oil, salt, potatoes, beaten rice, blankets, hygiene kits and torches. These are planning estimates, not a verified remaining shortfall after deliveries. The report does not provide a public drop-off point or item-specific dispatch contact.
Gorkha · Chumnubri, Dharche and Arughat rural municipalities
Tools & vehiclesPublic report
Debris clearance, bypass routes and sanitation support requested
The Kathmandu Post reported that local authorities across affected parts of Dhading, Gorkha and Tanahun requested help to clear landslide debris, build alternative bypasses and carry out sanitation work along river corridors. Exact work sites, equipment specifications, crew requirements and dispatch contacts were not stated. Confirm each task with the responsible authority before deployment.
Galchhi, Gajuri, Benighat Rorang and Siddhalek in Dhading; Gandaki in Gorkha; Devghat and Aabu Khaireni in Tanahun
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Relief suppliesRelief work
Red Cross team reaches flood-affected Gorkha with relief supplies
Nepal Red Cross Society reported on 12 October 2026 that its Dhading District Chapter team had reached the flood-affected area in Gorkha with essential relief supplies. This confirms the team's arrival with supplies, not distribution to families or stock available for public collection. The post does not specify quantities, a pickup point or a coordination contact.
Flood-affected Gorkha
Phone & InternetRelief work
Nepal Telecom flood communication support
Nepal Telecom's 21 September 2026 notice says flood-damaged NT Fiber cables and routers that cannot be reused will be replaced and installed free. Affected NT Fiber customers whose service period has expired will receive a free three-month extension. SIM replacement requires five previously contacted numbers, the SIM's last location in an affected area, and a prompt KYC update. The notice covers flood-affected Rasuwa, Dhading, Gorkha, Chitwan, Nuwakot and Tanahun and the named affected road corridors. It gives no public walk-in address or exact extension start/end dates.
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