Only four of 233 bodies recovered in Chitwan have been identified as decomposition raises public health concerns.

They ran for higher ground, fled through forests and raced ahead of the torrent as homes and communities vanished.

Nepali Army rescues workers from some sites, but access remains a major obstacle at projects across the Trishuli corridor.

Three days after the disaster, search teams continue looking for missing people across northern and central Nepal.

Families search overcrowded mortuaries for missing relatives as authorities struggle with decomposing remains, scarce forensic expertise and limited cold-storage capacity across central Nepal.

‘Sudhakar’s New Moon’ uses magical realism to explore political disillusionment.

The Post brings you a lowdown on some major events this week.

Facing New Zealand’s Murdoch in Shanghai, the ‘Tiger of Bajhang’ delivers crucial late strikes to earn a decision win and dedicated solace for back-home tragedy.

Correspondents must submit passports and visas, identity cards issued by their organisation, details of pay and perks, among other things.

Companies, banks, insurers and individual donors have pledged millions of rupees to Nepal’s disaster relief fund as rescue operations continue and affected communities face a long road to recovery.

Damage to key roads and bridges has disrupted relief, healthcare, education and trade across Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading.

As the search for bodies drags on, survivors in the river settlements are searching for loved ones trapped beneath collapsed homes, and waiting for the government to arrive.

Amid pressure from countries whose nationals remain missing, officials say they would allow international experts to assist in tunnel rescues and body identification.

Experts explain how the Bhotekoshi river got blocked and a sudden release of water combined to produce the devastating flood — and what they still don’t know.