Kathmandu: Flash floods along the Budhigandaki River in Nepal have damaged at least 150 homes and washed away multiple bridges near Gorkha, according to a local official.
The river overflowed, sending floodwaters through nearby settlements and damaging houses and infrastructure.
Footage shows water flowing through affected areas, with the current sweeping away several houses.
A local official confirmed that at least 150 homes sustained damage, while several bridges were washed away.
The bridge damage has affected transport infrastructure in the area, although the extent of disruption has not been confirmed.
The flooding marks another incident of river-related damage in Nepal, where communities near waterways face risks during periods of increased river flow.
Authorities have not yet provided information on casualties, evacuations or the number of people displaced.
The full extent of the damage remains unclear, and further details are awaited from local officials.
