Kathmandu: A total of 143 people have died and 47 others are reported missing due to floods and landslides triggered by the monsoon in different parts of the country since June 4. This information was provided by Nepal Police Spokesperson, Deputy Inspector General of Police Dan Bahadur Karki.

The fatalities include two people in Kathmandu Valley, 22 in Koshi Province, six in Madhesh Province, 29 in Bagmati Province, 42 in Gandaki Province, and 24 in Lumbini Province. These numbers highlight the widespread impact of the monsoon across various regions of Nepal.

In terms of injuries, nine people have been injured in Kathmandu Valley, 35 in Koshi Province, 10 in Madhesh Province, nine in Bagmati Province, 31 in Gandaki Province, nine in Lumbini Province, 44 in Karnali Province, and 14 in Sudurpaschim Province. The widespread injuries underline the severe impact of the natural disasters on the population.

So far, 71 people have been rescued. The rescued include three from Kathmandu Valley, 49 in Koshi Province, 12 in Gandaki Province, two in Karnali Province, and five in Far West Province. Despite the ongoing rescue efforts, the search continues for the 47 missing individuals, which includes two in Koshi Province, 42 in Bagmati Province, two in Gandaki Province, and one in Karnali Province.

The disasters have also caused significant property damage. A total of 184 houses have been submerged due to floods. Additionally, 241 houses, 88 sheds, 43 bridges, two schools, and two government offices have been damaged. The agricultural sector has also suffered, with 608 cattle heads reported dead.

Furthermore, DIG Karki noted that 4,042 households have been displaced due to the disaster during this period. The displaced families face severe challenges, and the government, along with various organizations, is working to provide relief and support to those affected.