The floods have caused significant loss of life and infrastructure damage in Nepal, with over 1,100 deaths and thousands missing. The disaster has disrupted electricity generation and trade routes, affecting Nepal's economy and daily life. The Gyirong border area and northern trade corridors were severely impacted, highlighting the vulnerability of infrastructure in the region. Climate change has exacerbated risks, with glacial instability and landslides posing ongoing threats. Nepal's reliance on India for emergency assistance and electricity imports underscores the country's dependence on its southern neighbour during crises.