AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMonsoon & Flood Alerts: Kathmandu saw heavy waterlogging as the Bagmati River crossed the warning level at Gaurighat (2.41m vs 2.1m), disrupting traffic and daily life; authorities say the level later receded but residents should stay alert until Monday, while the Koshi River is rising and may reach danger level soon as 52 barrage gates could be opened. Disaster Preparedness: NDRRMA says it will mobilize helicopters, drones and rafting gear via pre-signed private-sector agreements, with Nepal Army helicopters stationed across key cities. Road Disruptions: Floods and landslides blocked or restricted multiple highways, including night bans on some routes, as police urged caution. Finance & Banking: The HoR Finance Committee discussed the Nepal Rastra Bank Act amendment with bankers and stakeholders, as MPs register dozens of proposals. Politics: UML chair KP Sharma Oli accused the government of betraying loan-sharking victims; Nepali Congress factions also announced separate BP Memorial Day plans and a national gathering. Economy/Trade: Madhes Province plans an investment summit to boost GDP contribution and private investment. Health: Radiotherapy services at Sushil Koirala Prakhar Cancer Hospital in Banke remain disrupted after a LINAC failure, forcing patients to seek treatment in India. Infrastructure: Sisnekhola–Nagdhunga Tunnel will open first for emergency vehicles, then expand in phases.
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