Kathmandu:A series of 13 disaster incidents over the last 24 hours have resulted in one death and injuries to eight individuals across the country. The incidents, which were varied in nature, included fires, snakebites, landslides, and wild animal attacks.
According to National News Agency RSS, these incidents were reported between 1000 AM on October 24 and October 25, affecting several districts. Snakebite cases were specifically noted in Bhojpur and Manang, while fires occurred in Panchthar, Rautahat, Bara, Parsa, Kathmandu, Gorkha, Nawalparasi West, Banke, and Kanchanpur. Additionally, Banke witnessed an animal attack.
The disasters have not only led to human casualties but have also damaged physical property. Those injured are receiving medical treatment in local hospitals, with some being transferred to other districts for further care. The economic loss from these incidents is estimated to be around Rs 1.32 million.
Currently, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA) is focused on gathering detailed information about the damage and coordinating management efforts in the affected regions. The authority has called upon relevant agencies to remain vigilant to prevent further damage.
Furthermore, the NDRRMA has urged the public to collaborate with local administration, security forces, and other agencies if they detect any disaster risks. Adherence to official instructions and risk mitigation measures are emphasized to minimize potential loss of life and property.