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- KATHMANDU, Nepal — After spending five years working in Saudi Arabia, Narayan Prassan returned to his home in Nepal with savings, only to lose his house in the 2015 earthquake.
- Thousands face long road to recovery month after devastating Nepal floods.
- He went abroad again, earned enough to rebuild his home and settled happily with his family.
- The disaster has left the government facing a long and costly recovery, with families confronting the loss of loved ones, homes and livelihoods.
- Prime Minister Balendra Shah used his first address to the U.N.
- With his home in a designated danger zone and no clear idea of where his family will resettle Prassan is staying with his wife and children at a relative’s house and mulling another stint overseas. “This flood has taken everything,” he said. “I don’t know what to do.” A month after devastating floods swept through parts of Nepal.
- General Assembly on Thursday to highlight the flooding.
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