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Kavrepalanchwok, Oct 31: Seven houses and several cattle sheds were damaged by a mudslide triggered by incessant rainfall at Khahare in Bethanchok rural municipality-4, Kavrepalanchowk district on Saturday. 
The flood-affected families have been relocated to a nearby vacant house after their homes and belongings, including food supplies, were destroyed by the disaster.
A mudflow from Khahare Khola (stream) swept through the settlement on Saturday morning, damaging seven houses and several shelters. 
Altogether 32 people from seven families have been provided temporary shelter, along with essential supplies, including food and clothing, at a vacant house belonging to a local resident, said Bhagwan Acharya, personal secretary to the rural municipality Chairperson.
According to Acharya, no human casualties or loss of livestock were reported in the incident. 
He shared that the house of local resident Sher Bahadur Tamang, a single-storey stone-and-mud structure with a tin roof, was completely buried by the mudflow.
The disaster also caused extensive damage to the house and cattle shed of Harka Bahadur Tamang.
Muddy floodwater entered his three-storey stone-and-mud house, cattle shed built with zinc corrugated sheets and wood, were completely destroyed.
Likewise, rain-triggered flood reduced Jagat Tamang's tin-roofed shelter and an under-construction two-room house to rubble. 
Similarly, two houses belonging to Pote Bahadur Tamang, one three-storey and another single-storey structure, were also completely ruined by flood. 
Furthermore, flood rendered the tin-roofed shed and an under-construction two-room house belonging to Pushpa Tamang, the shed of Suman Tamang and an under-construction two-room house of Sete Tamang inhabitable.