Devastating flash floods in Nepal have forced thousands to flee their homes as entire villages were swept away. FRANCE 24 reports from the Rasuwa district, a remote region particularly hard hit by the disaster. A local school has been repurposed as a temporary shelter to accommodate those displaced by the flooding. The scale of the disaster is immense, leaving residents grappling with loss and uncertainty, with many questioning the reality of their situation – one resident expressed feeling as if they were "dreaming." The shelter provides basic necessities but faces challenges in meeting the long-term needs of the affected population. The situation highlights the vulnerability of communities to extreme weather events in the region.