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Annapurna Circuit: Trekkers helicoptered off mountains as more deadly landslides hit Nepal
By Navin Singh Khadka||4 min read at BBC News
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not written by BBC News · not verifiedGenerated October 1, 2026
- Severe landslides and flooding in Nepal have caused dozens of deaths and significant infrastructure damage, forcing the evacuation of hundreds of trekkers from the Annapurna Circuit. Local authorities are struggling to clear blocked roads and bridges while managing ongoing rescue efforts for both residents and visitors.
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Sign in to give feedbackAnother wave of landslides and heavy rain has killed about 30 people in Nepal, as the Himalayan nation reels from August's flooding that left 1,400 dead and thousands more missing.
The national disaster management authority says more than 1,900 families have been affected since late last week with more than 240 homes damaged. Roads, buildings and bridges have been swept away.
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