Kathmandu. Infectious disease risk has been seen in the Bhote Koshi flood affected areas. Colds and diarrhea have started to spread in the affected local levels of Rasuwa, Nuwakot, etc. According to the Ministry of Health and Population, in terms of the number of patients, fever and cold patients have been seen the most, reaching its peak at 66 on Bhadra 23. Normal fever patients reached the highest at 20 on Bhadra 21. Diarrhea patients reached up to 9 on Bhadra 18 and 19. Patients with fever and rash were found 4 each for 4 consecutive days on Bhadra 17,...