The Government of Japan has provided DNA testing equipment to Nepal in response to the recent flash flood. The Logistics and Telecommunications Cluster continues to facilitate the movement of humanitarian cargo to affected areas. WFP has dispatched 160 metric tons of food rations to Dhading, Nuwakot, and Rasuwa, with 56 metric tons delivered by air to 15,700 people.

Rasuwa Valley faces a high risk of additional landslides, debris flows, and localized flash flooding during the current monsoon season. The established El Niño is forecast to persist through February 2027, with potential implications for humanitarian needs.

The flash flood has led to displacement, with 13,969 internally displaced persons reported. Food assistance has reached thousands in affected areas, but the ongoing risk of natural disasters could exacerbate humanitarian needs.

The specific impact of the El Niño forecast on Nepal's humanitarian situation is not yet detailed in recent reporting.