Following months of political instability, Nepal is facing a humanitarian and infrastructure crisis caused by severe flash floods that occurred two weeks ago. The deluge impacted the nation's mountainous regions and river valleys, destroying approximately 7,500 homes and leaving an additional 20,000 in need of reconstruction.
The disaster has significantly compromised the country's energy infrastructure, with at least 12 hydropower projects sustaining damage. The scale of the destruction is currently testing the capacity of the newly formed government as it attempts to manage the recovery efforts amidst the ongoing political transition.
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