Updated On: 01 April, 2019 11:52 AM IST | | PTI
High winds flipped cars and blew one passenger bus off a highway, causing fatalities

An Injured of rain storm from Bara district is being brought to a government hospital, in Birgunj, 136 kilometers (85 miles) from Kathmandu, Nepal. Pic/AFP
Kathmandu: At least 27 people were killed and 400 others injured as a massive rainstorm hit several places in Southern Nepal on Sunday, flipping vehicles and toppling trees and electricity poles. The rainstorm swept through villages in Bara and Parsa districts on Sunday night.
According to officials, 26 were killed in Bara, 128 kilometers south of Kathmandu, while one person died in neighbouring Parsa. High winds flipped cars and blew one passenger bus off a highway, causing fatalities. Police said other deaths were caused by collapsing walls and falling bricks in homes and toppled trees and electricity poles. Around 400 people have been injured.