Kathmandu: It was reported by police on Wednesday that at least 43 people have succumbed to death and 30 have gone missing in heavy rainfall which activated landslides and flash floods in Nepal. ‘More than two dozen people have been injured and are undergoing treatment in local hospitals across the mostly mountainous country,’ police spokesman Basanta Kunwar disclosed.

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