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Nepal Floods Expose Dangers of Overlooking Hydropower Risks

Recent flash floods in Nepal have brought to light the dangers of neglecting flood risks in hydropower development, raising questions about accountability in planning.

Indian Cockroach Desk10 September 2026, 10:29 am IST1 min read
Source:The Hindu
Nepal Floods Expose Dangers of Overlooking Hydropower Risks

Nepal Floods Expose Dangers of Overlooking Hydropower Risks

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The recent flash floods in Nepal have not only devastated communities but also shattered the notion of clean and easy hydropower. Despite the devastating impact, experts warn that the risks associated with such natural disasters were well known. The surging waters have underscored the pressing challenges of sustainable development in the fragile ecosystems of the Hindu Kush Himalaya.

As reported by The Hindu, the floods caught many off guard, revealing a glaring oversight in infrastructure planning and disaster preparedness. Citizens are left wondering: How could this have happened? Who is responsible for ensuring that such risks are adequately addressed? What measures are in place to protect vulnerable communities?

The government must answer these crucial questions to prevent future disasters and uphold its commitment to public welfare. The situation serves as a stark reminder that development must not come at the cost of safety and sustainability.

Source: The Hindu

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