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IN PHOTOS: Nepal floods damaged roads leave villages cut off as families seek updates
Updated On: 29 August, 2026 01:05 PM IST | Janhavi Pingale
Heavy rain and rising river levels continue to complicate rescue and relief efforts in Nepal’s flood-hit Trishuli region. Damaged roads have left several villages cut off, prompting families from Kathmandu to travel towards the affected areas to check on relatives and assess road conditions. Rescue operations, including helicopter missions, have also been disrupted by adverse weather, while authorities continue evacuating people from areas near the rising Trishuli River as a precaution (Pic/AFP)

Family members look at posters displaying details of people who died in the devastating floods outside a hospital mortuary in Kathmandu.

Helicopter shuttle operations have helped evacuate hundreds of people from flood-hit areas before worsening weather disrupted aerial rescue efforts

Residents travel towards flood-hit areas to assess damaged roads and check on villages that remain cut off following the flash floods

Rescue teams continue operations in flood-affected areas of Nepal, with adverse weather conditions posing fresh challenges to the search for missing people

Thousands of security personnel have been deployed across Nepal’s flood-affected areas for search and rescue operations

Damaged sections of the road near the Trishuli River leave villages cut off and disrupt movement in flood-affected areas of Nepal
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