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NDRF on standby in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar as Nepal floods spare India so far
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🗓 27 Aug 2026, 11:39 PM
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Heavy rains have caused severe flooding in Nepal, but no damage has been reported in India yet. The National Disaster Response Force has positioned teams in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar as a precaution.
Heavy monsoon rains have triggered extensive flooding across several districts of Nepal, prompting concerns in neighboring countries. While the deluge has not yet crossed the border, Indian authorities are monitoring the situation closely.
The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) has mobilised rapid response teams in the Indian states of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. These units are equipped with rescue boats, medical kits and communication gear to act swiftly should the floodwaters advance.
State disaster management officials in both regions have issued advisories to local communities, urging them to stay alert and follow any evacuation orders if conditions worsen. So far, no casualties or property damage have been reported on the Indian side.
The Indian Meteorological Department continues to track the weather system, forecasting that the heavy rainfall may persist for the next few days. Authorities remain prepared to deploy additional resources if the situation escalates.
The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) has mobilised rapid response teams in the Indian states of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. These units are equipped with rescue boats, medical kits and communication gear to act swiftly should the floodwaters advance.
State disaster management officials in both regions have issued advisories to local communities, urging them to stay alert and follow any evacuation orders if conditions worsen. So far, no casualties or property damage have been reported on the Indian side.
The Indian Meteorological Department continues to track the weather system, forecasting that the heavy rainfall may persist for the next few days. Authorities remain prepared to deploy additional resources if the situation escalates.