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Anup Kaphle’s Biography

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Anup Kaphle is the digital foreign editor at The Washington Post, where he oversees the Post's world coverage on the web.

He has reported from Afghanistan and Nepal, and his work has appeared in The Washington Post, Foreign Policy, The Atlantic, and The Globe and Mail among others.

Anup has an M.S degree from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, where he won the Henry N. Taylor Award, given to the top international student. He received his B.A. in English from Tusculum College i…

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The floods keep coming. Nepal keeps starting over

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By Anup Kaphle Verified
| Philippine Daily Inquirer Verified
Security personnel use drones and rubber boats during a joint search operation for missing persons in Chitwan. Photo: Nepal Photo Library KATHMANDU — When the flash flood tore through the Bhotekoshi corridor on August 26, it hit a road that had already been taken once. The stretch connecting Syaphrubesi to the Rasuwagadhi border crossing was rebuilt and reopened about a month after the July 2025 flood that destroyed the “friendship bridge” linking Nepal to China and killed at least eight people.
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The floods keep coming. Nepal keeps starting over

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By Anup Kaphle Verified
| HT Syndication
Kathmandu, Aug. 31 -- When the flash flood tore through the Bhotekoshi corridor on August 26, it hit a road that had already been taken once. The stretch connecting Syaphrubesi to the Rasuwagadhi border crossing was rebuilt and reopened about a month after the July 2025 flood that destroyed the "friendship bridge" linking Nepal to China and killed at least eight people. That repair was the fast part.
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The floods keep coming. Nepal keeps starting over

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By Anup Kaphle Verified
| The Kathmandu Post Verified
Anup Kaphle When the flash flood tore through the Bhotekoshi corridor on August 26, it hit a road that had already been taken once. The stretch connecting Syaphrubesi to the Rasuwagadhi border crossing was rebuilt and reopened about a month after the July 2025 flood that destroyed the “friendship bridge” linking Nepal to China and killed at least eight people. That repair was the fast part.
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