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Rebuilding after devastating floods may costNepal nearly 10% of its economy

Nepal's finance minister estimates flood reconstruction costs between four and five billion dollars. This devastating flood killed over 600 people and left thousands missing. The disaster destroyed towns, bridges, roads, and damaged hydropower stations significantly. Search and r

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YASHASVI VASISTHA29 Aug 2026, 07:24 amUpdated 14h ago1 min readIndiaIndia
Rebuilding after devastating floods may cost Nepal nearly 10% of its economy

India — YASHASVI VASISTHA

Nepal's finance minister estimates flood reconstruction costs between four and five billion dollars. This devastating flood killed over 600 people and left thousands missing. The disaster destroyed towns, bridges, roads, and damaged hydropower stations significantly. Search and rescue operations continue despite disruptions from bad weather conditions. India has provided substantial relief materials to the affected regions.

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Source: Times of India · YASHASVI VASISTHA. Published 29 Aug 2026, 07:24 am.

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