Landslides, floods kill four people; scores displaced

July 19, 2018 - At least four people were killed by landslides and floods due to torrential rains on Tuesday night and Wednesday, six people were injured and banished their families.

In Golca, three people lost their lands at the house of Andheri of Sahid Lakhan Rural Municipality - 6 on Wednesday morning and died.

Regional chief executive Narayan Bhattarai said the doctors at the community hospital had autopsyed them before delivering them to their families.

In Parbat, a teenager died in the house of Bareneta of Jaljala Rural Municipality - 8 who slid into the mountain on Tuesday night. The police said the 16-year-old Bikas Pariyar was murdered in the disaster. His body recovered on Wednesday morning. The other 13 houses in the village were destroyed

As the rain washed the stream of Rasti, the eight families living near Barrenet evacuated due to damage to their homes

In the area of ​​Kushma City No. 11, the man died after being washed away on Wednesday by Gangate Creek that is suitable for rain. Police say that Manilam BK died while passing through the flood waterway

In the Naugad Rural Municipality of Darchula last week, 53 households were evacuated by floods and landslides. Prime Minister Singh Dhami said at least six houses were destroyed due to floods and landslides, and many other detached houses were vacant.

Migration due to disasters is a global phenomenon. At present, catastrophic flooding and landslides occurred in Nepal, India and Bangladesh due to torrential rains, about 1,200 people died and millions of people were evacuated. Three weeks ago, a country in West Africa, Sierra Leone, was hit by floods and landslides, nearly 500 people died, more than 600 people were missing, about 4,000 people lost their homes. Lone Star State became the home of approximately 100,000 evacuees who fled from New Orleans during 2005 during Hurricane Katrina. It is unclear how many people were affected again in Harvey and evacuated again. On a global scale, it is not uncommon for people to evacuate as a result of extreme weather phenomena and moderate environmental degradation such as desertification and sea level rise.

Sri Lanka (floods and landslides): 177 people were killed, 104 people missing, more than 75,200 people evacuated after the most severe floods in the island countries occurred in southern and western states in Sri Lanka for more than 10 years. Thousands of troops have been deployed to support people. Morocco (Human Rights): The third demonstrators gathered in Joseima in Morocco. The call for justice against 31-year-old Mouhcine Fikri rapidly developed to a grassroots movement demanding employment and economic development, Nasser Zeffi became leader of Al-Hirak al-Shaabi which is "People's movement". Zefzafi was arrested with other protesters today on "alleged national security" and other criminal charges