Nepal is in the grip of nature fury again as monsoon rains show no sign of relenting and causes devastation throughout the country. Landslides, floods, lightning strikes in the past 24 hours 14 people died, this is reported by the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority. The monsoon falls between June and September and in the seventeen day this year it has already caused loss of 28 lives and 147 incidents were reported. Un-favourable geographical features combined with poor population planning renders nepal highly susceptible to rain related calamities. F brig caused the most deaths with a total of…
Author: Sam Allcock
Sam Allcock
Sam Allcock is a business and finance correspondent for Nepal Monitor, specializing in corporate earnings, market trends, and economic policy analysis. With over a decade of experience in financial journalism, Sam has reported extensively on South Asia’s energy, infrastructure, and investment sectors. His work combines data-driven insights with clear, accessible storytelling, helping readers understand the forces shaping Nepal’s economy. When he’s not tracking quarterly earnings reports, Sam enjoys exploring Himalayan trekking routes and studying emerging market economies.