Nepal Issues Situation Report No. 12 One Month After the Rasuwa Flood: 1,455 Dead and 5,285 Missing, With 1,085 People Still in 17 Holding Centers Across Three Districts
RASUWA, Nepal — One month after the devastating flash flood in Rasuwa District, the response has entered a longer-term relief and early recovery phase while search and rescue continues. Situation Report No. 12, posted by ReliefWeb on November 9 and citing the latest update from Nepal's National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority, said 1,455 people have lost their lives, 5,285 remain missing and 13,795 have been rescued. Authorities have so far identified and handed over 112 bodies to their families.
A total of 1,085 people are still taking shelter in 17 holding centers across Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading districts, including 843 people in nine centers in Rasuwa, 121 people in four centers in Nuwakot and 121 people in four centers in Dhading.
The report said the Government of Nepal will provide monthly cash assistance to displaced families who choose not to stay in holding centers, to help cover accommodation and livelihood expenses for up to six months or until alternative housing is arranged. Families of up to four members will receive 15,000 Nepalese rupees per month, with an additional 2,000 rupees per month for every family member beyond four. Work to restore access and basic services and to support displaced families continues, the report said.
来源链接：
https://reliefweb.int/report/nepal/rasuwa-flood-response-2026-situation-report-12
Published by GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
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