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As roads have been cut off in Nuwakot and Rasuwa districts in Nepal following the deadly flash floods and mudslides, residents in the affected areas said they are concerned about their food supplies the most.

China Daily's freelance reporter Rajneesh Bhandari spoke to The Star onsite at the Trishuli tributary in Nuwakot district.

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00:08especially regarding food like when I talk with people like there are concerns about food like
00:13especially especially to the area that are connected to the road they said it's fine but
00:17all like there are many villages which are disconnected with roads so there are huge
00:22concerns about food there's also concern about electricity there's also concern about the
00:28internet and also about the you know the petrol out there so especially those villages which are
00:37disconnected with roads there's a huge concern about this and they are also asked for relief
00:42from government and also with the international community so when I'm talking with the people
00:47out here what they say is that regarding the early warning system they like there was like
00:53the speakers miking and then the bulk SMS was there but what the people here complaining was
00:59there like they did not receive the early warning system on time they were not alerted on time so
01:05but like the authorities have been saying that you know they have sent the bulk SMS and all the
01:10speakers and right now as well like if I'm calling anyone there's this alert message alert you know
01:16message of before every calls that I'm dialing in Nepal
01:46to say.
01:47If you may have a call that may be known you're not a smart member or somebody to be able
01:48to
01:48see you hear you do ...
01:48...
01:48you're not a smart member
01:48...

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