A green-painted house in Nepal’s Nuwakot district survives devastating floods that sweep away nearby homes. The owner, Lakshmi Pandey, describes how her family feared for their lives as floodwaters rose and how neighbours helped them during the emergency.
Pandey says the household’s survival feels like a “second life.” According to the account, while nearby structures were destroyed, the house remained standing, allowing the family to recover after the disaster. The story focuses on personal experience and community rescue rather than broader details of the flooding.
Across the available reporting, the main shared elements are the location in Nuwakot, the floods’ impact on surrounding homes, and the owner’s characterization of the intact house as a renewed chance to live. Other outlets and additional figures are not included in the provided material, so further comparisons of causes, casualties, or official response are not possible here.
