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Issuing a statement on Sunday night, the ministry said at least 53 people have gone missing in various districts in the low-lying areas known as Terai region.

Floods and landslides have created havoc in Terai with thousands of families displaced and huge loss of properties, livestock and crops.

The Home Ministry said over a dozen plain districts have been highly affected, including Jhapa, Morang, Sunsari, Saptari, Rautahat, Sarlahi, Dang and Banke.

According to the ministry, over 35,000 houses have been inundated while 1,000 houses have been damaged.

Meanehilw, the government has announced a relief package for the victims on Sunday, as per which it will provide 200,000 repees (1,949 U.S. dollars) to the families of those killed in the recent floods and landslides.

An emergency cabinet meeting held at the Prime Minister's Official also decided to provide daily essentials including food, temporary shelter and clothes to the victims in worst-hit areas.

Security agencies, including Nepal Police, Nepal Army and Armed Police force, have been active in Terai districts for the relief operation since Saturday. A central command post has been formed for intensifying rescue operations.

Government officials say that disruption in transportation due to cut off of bridges and road sections and loss of communication networks has obstructed the relief efforts.

Continuous rainfall has further challenged the search, rescue and relief operation. The Meteorological Forecasting Division forecast monsoon would remain active in the central and western region till Tuesday.

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UNITED NATIONS， Sept. 19 (Xinhua) -- Stephane O'Brien， the UN under-secretary-general for humanitarian affairs， on Monday said that he is pained and disappointed that a United Nations convoy has yet to cross into Syria from Turkey， and safely reach eastern Aleppo， where up to 275，000 people remain trapped without food， water， proper shelter or medical care， a UN spokesman told reporters here.

Monday's 20-truck convoy would have been the first of two that would have carried flour and other food supplies， enough to feed some 185，000 people for one month， UN spokesman Stephane Djuarric said. "But humanitarians have not been able to reach eastern Aleppo since clashes started on 7 July between the government of Syria forces and non-state armed groups."

O'Brien， who is also the UN emergency relief coordinator， said he hopes that all parties to the conflict， and those with influence over them， would see the convoy as an opportunity to move forward.

All parties must facilitate regular and sustained access to families in all the besieged and hard-to-reach areas across the country， through both cross-line and cross-border routes， he said.

"The United Nations continues to call for unconditional， unimpeded and sustained access to the millions of Syrian men， women and children in hard-to-reach and besieged locations，" he said. "The delivery of humanitarian assistance is urgently needed， as is access for medical teams to examine， treat patients and support the evacuation of critically ill， the elderly， people with disabilities and children."

On Monday， an inter-agency convoy is delivering much needed life-saving assistance for 78，000 people in the hard-to-reach town of Big Orem， in Aleppo Governorate.

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