The floods in Nepal have caused widespread destruction, including loss of lives, infrastructure damage, and displacement of communities. Hydropower projects in mountainous areas were severely affected, with workers trapped in tunnels due to blocked roads and debris. South Asia’s geographical diversity, including the Himalayas and major river systems, makes the region highly susceptible to natural disasters. Vulnerable populations, particularly those living in floodplains and unstable slopes, face the highest risks. Climate change is exacerbating these hazards, with accelerated glacier melting and extreme weather events becoming more frequent.