According to the latest data released by the Nepalese police, as of 10:00 local time on September 3, the number of victims caused by the landslide disaster in Nepal had risen to 1,252, and another 4,875 people were missing. On August 26, a large-scale landslide disaster occurred in the Jesova region of northern Nepal. The Nepalese government decided on the 26th to classify some local administrative units in the affected areas as disaster crisis areas for a period of 3 months in order to centrally allocate rescue resources, strengthen personnel control, and promote post-disaster recovery work in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.

According to the latest data released by the Nepalese police, as of 10:00 local time on September 3, the number of victims caused by the landslide disaster in Nepal had risen to 1,252, and another 4,875 people were missing. On August 26, a large-scale landslide disaster occurred in the Jesova region of northern Nepal. The Nepalese government decided on the 26th to classify some local administrative units in the affected areas as disaster crisis areas for a period of 3 months in order to centrally allocate rescue resources, strengthen personnel control, and promote post-disaster recovery work in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.