尼泊尔与印度遭暴雨袭击

 

In Nepal, officials said at least 101 people were known to have died after rescuers found four more bodies. More than 130 people are still missing.

 

In northern Indian states severe flooding after rainfall left at least 60 dead and entire villages marooned².

 

The worst of the rain is now thought to be over.

 

Landslides and flooding devastated³ rural communities and cut off roads throughout the region. In Nepal, officials voiced fears about a possible cholera⁴（霍乱） outbreak.

 

Rescue helicopters have been deployed⁵ to convey emergency supplies to those stranded⁶.

 

More than 1,500 villages are inundated⁷ in India's Uttar Pradesh state where 28 people have died and thousands have been left homeless.

 

In Uttarakhand, cloudbursts and landslides killed 32 and in Bihar at least two people have died.

 

"The flood situation arose following heavy downpours in Nepal, which led to overflowing⁸ rivers which originate in the Himalayan region including Tibet and Nepal," news agency Reuters quoted chief secretary of Uttar Pradesh Alok Ranjan as saying.

 

In the north-eastern Assam state, the water level has risen to alarming levels in the Brahmaputra and its tributaries⁹, flooding large areas and killing¹⁰ one person, reports the Press Trust of India.

 

The Kaziranga National Park and the Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary¹¹ are also heavily flooded, forcing animals to move to highlands to protect themselves, the agency added.

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