NDRF: Nepal Flash Floods Show No Adverse Impact on Indian Territory So Far

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India's National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) has confirmed that flash floods devastating Nepal have not caused adverse effects on the Indian side as of now. NDRF Inspector General Narendra Bundela made the statement during a media briefing, while acknowledging massive destruction in Nepal, with hundreds missing including Indian tourists. As a precautionary measure, 20 NDRF teams have been deployed across Uttar Pradesh and Bihar to handle potential flooding and waterlogging. Eleven teams are positioned in Uttar Pradesh, including one in Kushinagar district near Gorakhpur, while the remaining nine are stationed in Bihar. The deployments are intended to support evacuation, relief, and rescue operations should the situation escalate on the Indian side.

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