In brief
After relentless flooding, aid vehicles in Nepal are stuck, hampering emergency response. Local communities rely on them, while international aid groups call for more support. The situation highlights the fragility of supply chains in mountainous regions.
Flooding in Nepal has turned roads into moving rivers of mud, turning humanitarian transports into stranded boats.
A convoy of aid trucks, meant to bring food and medicine to remote villages, is lodged in a waist‑deep field of water for over 24 hours.
Local volunteers are shacking around the trucks, hauling supplies by hand while teams wait for engineers to patch roads.
International NGOs have called for more resources, noting that every hour lost means more families going hungry.
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