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Three children swept away in Rukum West, one missing

Rukum West Landslide. Photo: RSS

Surkhet, July 16: Three children who were swept away by a flooded stream have been found buried, while one person is missing.

The flooded Jhinchaur rivulet swept away several houses from Athbiskot municipality-12 in Rukum West last night.

The children who were washed away by the flood are identified as Hit Maya Pun, 8; Dhanisha Pun, 5; and Manisha Sarki, 4. Additionally, 40-year-old Dilli Bahadur Budhathoki has gone missing, according to Rabi KC, Mayor of Athbiskot municipality.

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Mayor KC also mentioned that it was difficult to pull the three children out from the mudslide. Efforts are ongoing to transport the injured to the municipal hospital at Radi.