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Friday, November 29, 2013

45 sinkholes in Kaski, Nepal displaces 50 families

At least 45 sinkholes have been reported in Armala in Kaski District of Nepal.

Sinkholes in Armala VDC of Kaski district have displaced more than 50 families in a week.

Sinkholes have swallowed several houses including household belongings like tables, chairs, kitchen utensils, and gas cylinders.

Nearby Riverdel School has also been closed due to the threat of sinkholes, Ujyaalo Online reported.

Geologists have concluded that Kaski, Nepal sinkholes have been caused as a result of haphazard construction of buildings.

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This is the part of a report compiled by MyRepublica.Com
A report prepared by the geology department in 1998 had concluded that the area is not safe for human settlement.
The department had also urged the local authorities not to allow the local residents to construct more than one-story buildings in the area.
Locals turned a deaf ear to the advice and went on to erect up to three-story buildings.
Similar report is prepared by Ekantipur.Com too
Meanwhile, the Nepal Risk Reduction Consortium, a unique platform launched in 2010 bringing together diverse partners working in disaster risk management in the country, has stated that urban populations are increasing people’s vulnerability to natural disasters, specifically earthquakes as urbanization is being done in a haphazard manner with little planning and poor infrastructure. The concept of urban risk reduction is relatively new in the disaster risk reduction field, the consortium said.
Below are Kaski, Nepal sinkhole photos published by UjyaaloOnline.Com



Original post: Natural Disasters List November 29, 2013

3 comments :

  1. could fuckashimas 3 melted reactors that have melted down creating a reaction leading to these sinkholes all around the world and the ring of fire volcanoes all starting to erupt

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  2. its all a matter of which underground and groundwater levels and underground rivers that moving soil and stones that support the upperground , So when you have no strong underground there must falling holes in the upperground .

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