A devastating flood surge on August 26, 2026, impacted the Bhotekoshi–Trishuli river system, affecting approximately 32,960 people across Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading, and Gorkha districts. One month later, efforts are being made to restore education for children, though many still face disruptions. The Government of Japan contributed an emergency grant to support WFP's flood response.

Livelihoods have been wiped out in predominantly rural communities, and significant loss and damage have been reported across communities, markets, roads, bridges, and hydropower infrastructure. Thousands of children continue to face disruptions to their education.

An estimated 32,960 people have been directly affected by the floods, leading to displacement and significant impacts on their livelihoods. Many children are still unable to access safe learning environments.

The specific number of schools damaged or destroyed is not yet covered in recent reporting.