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Geological Study Conducted in Myagdi's Flood-Affected Areas

Hamro Patro News •
November 04, 2026 • 02:37 AM
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Myagdi. A geological study has been conducted in the landslide-affected areas of Jaljala Rural Municipality, adjacent to the district headquarters of Beni Bazaar in Myagdi, which were affected by t...

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Myagdi. A geological study has been conducted in the landslide-affected areas of Jaljala Rural Municipality, adjacent to the district headquarters of Beni Bazaar in Myagdi, which were affected by the recent monsoon-induced disaster. A team of geologists from the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority, along with local government representatives and technicians, studied the settlements damaged by landslides and those at risk.< p>

Geologists Suman Pandey and Sandesh Regmi, among others, studied the Farse, Kirakhore, Khanigaun, and Tangwaang landslides on Tuesday, informed Dipak Acharya, Vice-Chairman of Jaljala Rural Municipality. "Today we will study the landslides in Kerabari, Pulchowk, and Bhedabari areas," he said, adding, "The authority has sent a team of geologists at the request of the rural municipality and on the recommendation of the District Disaster Management Committee to identify further risks in the disaster-affected settlements."< p>

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