The story of every year, a flooded workplace in monsoon to Ram Krishna Shilpakar, a wood architect of Bhaktapur. The reason behind this heavy rainfall havoc is water in the Hanumante River always makes its way into his tin thatched structure, where he has been making wooden scriptures since nearly a decade.

Shilpakar talking to news agency ANI said "On an annual basis, I have been incurring losses of about 30 to 40 thousand. Machines stop working after being submerged in water, other materials and essentials used for produces gets soaked and damaged.” They cannot even come and work in such situations which ultimately would increase loss. Also, flood water dumps wastages inside, forcing us to shift to other places. Along with the business of Shilpakar, temples, paddy fields and houses around the ancient city of Bhaktapur submerged in the water. From June-August monsoon annual rainfall pattern remains activated in the Himalayan Nation. As per data from the Nepal Police headquarters, 26 men, 15 women and 10 children are among those killed. Of them, five are from Sindhupalchowk, four from Doti, three each from Rolpa, Dang, Palpa, Darchula and Gorkha. Meteorological Forecasting Division mentioned that the present monsoon trough will remain active till Saturday afternoon in many parts of the country have a chance of very heavy rainfall.

Meanwhile, water flow in Narayani and its tributaries, especially Budhigandaki, Trishuli, Marsyangdi, and Kaligandaki, has increased significantly and some of them reached alarming levels on Thursday afternoon. As the monsoon takes destructive form in the Himalayan Nation, major road sections are facing inundation or disruption in operation. Meteorologists of Nepal and other South Asian nations earlier have forecasted that the monsoon for the year 2021 will arrive earlier than last year and Nepal and some other Asian countries are expected to receive normal to above-normal rainfall.

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