Kathmandu. The identities of 25 people who were injured in the flash floods in Rasuwa have been revealed. According to the District Police Range, Kathmandu, the injured have been rescued and brought to the National Trauma Center and Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital in Kathmandu for treatment. According to the information as of 4:20 pm on Wednesday, the condition of most of the injured is normal while the condition of some is moderate and serious.

According to police, the injured are Bhakta Bhandari, Sita Bhandari, Bibek Kumal, Rihana Lamichhane, Dawa Dolma, Tej Bahadur Tamang, Pemba Tamang, Kushal Magar (45), a man with a Karki surname of around 35, Min Shrestha, Girilal Budhathoki, Rupak Rokka (33), Sushan Shrestha, Bal Bahadur Gharti Magar, Ashok Shrestha, Kamu Nagarkoti, a three-month-old baby, Prem Dorje, Nema Dorje Ghale, Phurpu Ram Prasad Tharu, Surachi Rana Magar and Rita Docha.

Bhakta Bhandari, Sita Bhandari, Vivek Kumal and Rihanna Lamichhane are undergoing treatment at the National Trauma Center. According to the police, Rihanna suffered moderate injuries on her right leg.

Similarly, Tej Bahadur Tamang, who is undergoing treatment at the Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, sustained injuries on his right leg while Pemba Tamang sustained injuries on various parts of his body. Kushal Ma sustained injuries on his head and right hand. A 45-year-old man with the surname Karki sustained injuries all over his body while a 35-year-old man, whose name is not known, is in critical condition.

Min Shrestha sustained injuries on various parts of his body. Girilal Budhathoki and Rupak Rokka sustained minor injuries. The condition of Sushan Shrestha is also normal. Bal Bahadur Gharti Magar sustained injuries on his head and chest, while Ashok Shrestha sustained minor injuries.

The condition of Kamu Nagarkoti, his three-month-old infant, Prem Dorje, Nema Dorje Ghale and Phurpu is normal. Ram Prasad Tharu sustained injuries on his head, abdomen and right leg. Surachi Rana Magar and Rita Docha sustained injuries on their heads, police said.

According to the police, most of the injured are in a condition to speak. Some of the injured are in moderate to moderate condition while one injured is unable to speak. Rescue work is underway in the flood-affected areas and collecting more details of the injured, according to the District Police Range, Kathmandu.