Nepal

KATHMANDU, NOVEMBER 4A total of 128 people have been reported dead in Jajarkot and Rukum West in the earthquake that took place last night.
So far, 155 people have been found injured in both districts.
16,570 houses completely damaged in Rukum West earthquake Nepal villagers cremate loved ones who perished in earthquake that shook its northwest, killing 157 According to Deputy Superintendent of Police of Armed Police Force Central Office, Shailendra Thapa, 92 people have died and 70 people were injured in Jajarkot.
Similarly, 36 people died and 85 people were injured due to the quake in Rukum West.Meanwhile, a team of 67 APF personnel under the leadership of DSP Bikash Thapa has been deployed from Ashram Battalion in Jajarkot to search and rescue the earthquake survivors.
Similarly, a team of 24 members under the leadership of Armed Police Inspector Jhakku Prasad Sharma from No.
47 Battalion in Rukum West and 11 under the leadership of Sub-Inspector Bal Bahadur Thapa have deployed, said Thapa.
Likewise, the spokesperson of the Nepali Army, Krishna Prasad Bhandari, shared that the Nepali Army personnel have been deployed for rescue and relief work in the earthquake-affected areas of Jajarkot and Rukum West.An earthquake of magnitude 6.4 occurred at 11:47 pm on Friday, with its epicentre in Ramidanda in Barekot Rural Municipality-1 of Jajarkot.
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This article first appeared/also appeared in https://thehimalayantimes.com





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