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Floods disrupt access to healthcare in Nepal

KATHMANDU: On August 29, three days after the devastating Bhotekoshi floods, Milan Raila, an eight-year-old from Rasuwa, woke up suddenly at 4 in the morning and complained of severe abdominal pain.

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尼泊尔洪水扰乱医疗服务

A survivor receives medical care after being rescued from a tunnel at the Trishuli 3A Hydropower Project following devastating floods and mudslides that struck the Bhotekoshi River in Rasuwa and being airlifted to Birendra Military Hospital in Chhauni, Nepal, September 4, 2026. After the Bhotekoshi flood swept away the main highway and bridges, many patients in Rasuwa have been deprived of timely treatment as well-equipped health facilities remain inaccessible. - Nepal Army/Handout via Reuters

KATHMANDU: On August 29, three days after the devastating Bhotekoshi floods, Milan Raila, an eight-year-old from Rasuwa, woke up suddenly at 4 in the morning and complained of severe abdominal pain.

His family had been taking refuge at a relative’s home after their house and, in fact, the entire settlement at Kaindaletar in Uttargaya Rural Municipality were washed away by the August 26 flood.

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