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Kathmandu, Oct 25: A total of 13 disaster-induced incidents of various natures have occurred across the country over the past 24 hours. These incidents have resulted in the death of one person while eight were injured. 
According to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA), incidents including fires, snakebites, landslides, and wild animal attacks took place in various districts between 10:00 AM on October 24 to October 25.
NDRRMA spokesperson Shanti Mahat stated that snakebite incidents occurred in Bhojpur and Manang. Meanwhile, fire incidents were reported in Panchthar, Rautahat, Bara, Parsa, Kathmandu, Gorkha, Nawalparasi West, Banke, and Kanchanpur. An instance of an animal attack took place in Banke.
These incidents across various districts have caused both human casualties and damage to physical property. Some of those injured are currently receiving treatment at hospitals within their respective districts, while others have been transported to hospitals in other districts for further medical care. The total economic loss from these disasters is estimated at approximately Rs 1.32 million.
The NDRRMA is currently collecting details regarding the damage caused by these disasters and coordinating necessary management efforts in the affected areas. Relevant agencies have been urged to exercise necessary caution to prevent further damage.
Meanwhile, the NDRRMA has advised the public to coordinate with the local administration, security forces, and other relevant bodies if they perceive any disaster risk, and to strictly follow official information and directives. Potential loss of life and property can be minimized by adopting risk-mitigation measures and exercising necessary caution.