This is the terrifying moment a two-storey government building is washed away as deadly floods and landslides wreak havoc across Nepal.
At least 24 people have been killed, and another 14 are missing after days of torrential rain battered parts of the country.
Dramatic footage shows raging floodwaters tearing through Baskhola in Galkot Municipality-9, Baglung.
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The government building initially remains standing as the powerful torrent surges around it.
But the surrounding ground is rapidly eroded before the entire two-storey structure is swept away.
Within seconds, the building disappears into the raging water, as reported by Need To Know.
The dramatic scenes followed continuous heavy rainfall in the area.
Hundreds of families have been affected across Nepal, with homes and vital infrastructure damaged by flooding and landslides.
Swollen rivers have sparked fears of further devastation as the torrential rain continues.
Authorities have warned of possible flash floods across 49 of Nepal’s 77 districts as rivers and tributaries continue to rise.
Power supplies have also been disrupted in several areas.
Flooding has damaged other infrastructure, including a hydropower project and transmission towers.
Neighbouring India has also been battered by severe weather, with dozens of deaths reported and more than 1,000 homes damaged.
Authorities have urged people living in vulnerable areas to remain alert amid the continuing threat of flooding and landslides.
Rescue and relief operations remain under way.
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