Sun, Sep 13, 2026
National
Two killed as brick kiln chimney collapses
Two people were crushed to death as a brick kiln chimney collapsed at Thakre VDC-8 in Dhading district on Friday. Another person was injured after the inner wall of the chimney at Everest brick kiln buried them.bookmark
Harihar Singh Rathaur
Published at : February 27, 2016
Updated at : February 27, 2016 08:52
Dhading
Two people were crushed to death as a brick kiln chimney collapsed at Thakre VDC-8 in Dhading district on Friday. Another person was injured after the inner wall of the chimney at Everest brick kiln buried them.
Deputy Superintendent of Police Sabin Pradhan said Jamim Kachgar, 60, and his son Salim Kachgar, 5, of Nepalgunj-5 in Banke succumbed to their injuries on their way to Kathmandu for treatment. Another 30-year-old worker, Surendra Budha of Budhagaun-9 in Ropla was rescued, said DSP Pradhan. The wall was 20 meters tall.
Jamim had started to work at the factory with his wife and their 28 donkeys. Police have arrested brick kiln operator Ishwor Aakauli.
Most Read from National
Nepal flood survivors pulled alive from hydropower tunnel nine days later
20 identified out of 669 flood victims as Nepal prepares mass burials
As Nepal mourns, Sadhguru calls for Himalayan nations to unite against climate change
Nepal sent its disaster alert 38 minutes after the glacier collapse. It wasn’t enough
The ‘all-weather’ Rasuwa-Kerung route is no more
Editor's Picks
What triggered the Rasuwa flood? Scientists piece together a complex chain of events
The floods keep coming. Nepal keeps starting over
In a settlement destroyed by the Bhotekoshi flood, a disabled couple offer strangers the little they have
Nepal working on detailed assessment as Bhotekoshi flood reconstruction could cost up to $5 billion
Rabindra Dhant gave Nepal a reason to smile. Now his camp wants real action behind the praise
E-PAPER | September 13, 2026
×




21.12°C Kathmandu















