why monsoon rain is enemy of nepal
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Nepal’s monsoon season typically runs from June to early September. Due to climate change, monsoon season has become increasingly erratic over the past several years, with long stretches of drought followed by heavy rainfall that damages crops and threatens food security. Additionally, monsoons cause deadly flooding and landslides, which present additional obstacles for aid workers trying to provide recovery and health assistance in the aftermath of the 2015 earthquakes. Food security, flooding and landslide events, triggered by monsoon season and exacerbated by the 2015 earthquakes also pose multiple health issues.
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