Kathmandu - At least 26 people were killed in floods and landslides caused by strong rains in western Nepal, officials.
At least 12 people killed when two houses were buried in a mudslide country, said Radžendra Ghimire, administrator Dadeldhura area, 480 kilometers west of the capital Katmandu, reported Reuters.
Nepal's state television reported that 14 people died in neighboring areas Ačham and Kančenpur, which is constantly raining the past three days.
More than 50 people were killed in monsoon rains in Nepal since June this year.
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