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Kathmandu · DhadingSituation update
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LPG supply: buy for actual needs, avoid hoarding
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A 13 September Nepal News report quotes Nepal Oil Corporation asking households to buy LPG only for actual needs and avoid hoarding, which can leave others short. This is not proof that every dealer has stock. Separately, 9 September reporting described a temporary same-price exchange between cylinder brands in Kathmandu Valley. Confirm the supplier's current arrangement; monthly supply totals do not show shop stock.
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Kathmandu · Dhading · Dated update
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E. coli reported in five Bidur water samples; use treated water
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The Himalayan Times reported on 7 September that five of 15 water samples from Bidur holding centres tested positive for E. coli. The district health office said the affected sources were treated and advised drinking purified water. This updates the earlier water-risk advice; it does not confirm cholera or that every source is now safe. Continue water treatment and hygiene precautions.
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Rasuwa · Nuwakot · Dhading · Active
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Source posted: The Himalayan Times, citing district health officialsChecked:
A flood notice issued at 8:40 pm on 4 September, reproduced by Ujyaalo, said information available then did not indicate an imminent large flood on the Bhote Koshi. Monitoring with Chinese counterparts continues, and SMS warnings will be sent if risk changes. This dated assessment is not an all-clear for rivers, roads or crossings. Follow newer official instructions. Flood information: 1155, extension 2.
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Rasuwa · Nuwakot · Dhading · Dated update
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Source posted: Ujyaalo, reproducing a flood information noticeChecked:
HEOC's 4 September report lists four fully damaged health facilities and three partially damaged facilities. Access to Dhading Hospital and Trishuli Hospital is disrupted. Its earlier 2 September report marked Baireni Hospital in Galchhi and Charaudi Basic Health Service Center in Benighat as not operating. The 4 September report does not confirm that they have reopened. For help finding medical care, call 1115.
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Rasuwa · Dhading · Historical
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Source posted: Health Emergency Operation Center (HEOC)Checked: Earlier information
Earlier forecast for 2 and 3 September: the Flood Forecasting Division reported high flash-flood risk in Rasuwa and Nuwakot, including the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli. That forecast period has ended. This is not a current warning or an all-clear. Check the latest dated official information.
At 02:25 NPT on 2 September, BIPAD/DHM showed the Trishuli at Galchi at 362.36630249. The warning level is 367. The reading was below warning and higher than the 02:15 reading. The source did not show a danger level or unit. This is monitoring data.
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Dhading · Historical
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Sensor readings only. They do not show that a place is safe.
Source posted: BIPAD / DHMChecked: Earlier information
Avoid travel on three flood-damaged road corridors
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Authorities urged people not to travel on the Galchhi to Nuwakot road, the Syafrubesi road in Rasuwa, or the Mugling to Narayangadh road. Local administrations were instructed to stop movement in high-risk areas. This update comes from the Prime Minister's 2 September briefing to Parliament.
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Rasuwa · Nuwakot · Dhading · Chitwan · Historical
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Source posted: OnlineKhabarChecked: Earlier information
Ratopati reports Department of Livestock Services guidance for dead livestock after flooding. Do not touch or bury carcasses without protection. Teams should use gloves, masks, boots and eye protection. Burial sites should be on high, dry ground away from drinking water, homes, schools and public places. Cover carcasses with at least 3 feet of soil. Chitwan teams are managing animal carcasses found on riverbanks.
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Rasuwa · Nuwakot · Dhading · Chitwan · Warning
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Source posted: Ratopati citing Department of Livestock ServicesChecked:
Do not share photos or videos of flood-affected children
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Do not post photos or videos of flood-affected children on social media or in the media. The National Child Rights Council says children’s privacy and dignity must be protected during rescue, relief and other support.
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Rasuwa · Nuwakot · Dhading · Historical
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Source posted: National Child Rights CouncilChecked: Earlier information
Do not drink river water or eat fish from Bhote Koshi and Trishuli
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Preventive water and food safety notice for the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli. Do not drink untreated river water. Do not eat fish or other river products from affected sections, especially fish found dead or abnormal. Use safer water or boil and treat water. No outbreak is confirmed by this source.
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Rasuwa · Nuwakot · Dhading · Historical
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Source posted: OnlineKhabar English reporting Nepal PoliceChecked: Earlier information
On 29 August, the Foreign Minister said search, rescue and relief were continuing, damage and needs were still being assessed, and specific requests would be shared through official channels.
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Rasuwa · Nuwakot · Dhading · Historical
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Source posted: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Government of NepalChecked: Earlier information
