Days after a devastating landslide in Nepal’s Rolpa district claimed 13 lives, both survivors and rescue workers are now falling ill. The prolonged exposure to harsh rainy conditions, coupled with insufficient shelter and limited food supplies, is significantly impacting their health. Authorities report increasing cases of sickness amongst those displaced by the Kotalbara landslide. The lack of adequate provisions is exacerbating the situation, hindering recovery efforts and raising concerns about potential outbreaks. Immediate assistance is needed to provide medical care, proper shelter, and sufficient food to those affected. The disaster has highlighted the vulnerability of communities to landslides during the monsoon season and the challenges of providing aid in remote areas. Efforts are underway to deliver crucial supplies, but the situation remains critical.