GORAKHPUR, Aug. 29 -- Even three days after devastating flash floods struck Nepal on August 26, the impact continues to be felt downstream as carcasses, debris, and household belongings are swept into Uttar Pradesh's Kushinagar district through the Narayani river, officials said.

Carcasses of deer and fish were reportedly carried by the strong river currents. A large quantity of debris and household articles, believed to have washed away from upstream settlements, has also reached areas along the river in Kushinagar.

The flow of debris and carcasses into the Indian side highlights the scale of destruction caused by the flash floods in Nepal. Meanwhile, a giant fish weighing around 60 kg was caught in the swollen Narayani river near Hanu...