Medical outreach teams are providing care to evacuated patients in remote mountainous areas. These teams are treating patients sheltering in barracks and other areas where roads and bridges have been damaged. The effort is part of a response to flash floods and debris flow that occurred on August 25.
At least 538 people were killed in the disaster. Medical aid groups, including Dhulikhel Hospital and Mountain Heart Nepal, are involved in the relief efforts. Rescue operations are ongoing, with more than 1,900 people still affected.
Further details on the situation and relief efforts are available from the source.
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