Heavy rains and landslides have caused widespread damage across Nepal, leaving at least 24 people dead and 14 missing over the past three days, according to reports.
In Galkot, Baglung, a government building was swept away by powerful floodwaters as the Kali Gandaki River overflowed.
In Manang, an avalanche reportedly killed two mountaineers, while hundreds of families have been affected by the severe weather.
Reports indicate that 747 families have been affected and 143 homes completely destroyed. Manang, Myagdi, Parbat and Palpa are among the areas facing serious conditions.
Emergency teams continue to respond as heavy rain, flooding and landslides affect multiple parts of the country.
