August 20, Syafrubansi. The place where they were playing suddenly became a place of terror. The students who were laughing until a moment ago suddenly started running for their lives. Some were worried about the house, some were worried about their siblings in the hostel.

Looking down at the market, the flood was raging. Houses, shops and people were flowing in front of our eyes.

This is the scene seen by Yakkan Nagarkoti of Class 9 and Radhika Tamang of Class 10 of Shree Komin Shyamewangfel Secondary School in Syafrubansi.

According to them, both of them were in the school hostel on 10th of August. On that day, they were preparing to go home to Sano Bharkhu.

They did not walk in the morning because of the advice between the two of them, "let's go after dinner, what's the point of going now?"

"Soon I saw a flood that I had never imagined," she says, "We were playing volleyball in the courtyard of the hostel above the school building." Suddenly there was a loud noise. It felt like a bomb went off. The dust flew. Looking down, the flood was coming from the river.

Radhika then says that she managed to save her life by climbing up from the bush. Radhika's sister was in the hostel. Not only did she run, she also started looking for her sister. Both sisters ran upstairs holding each other's hands.

The school teachers were also running in the same direction. The flood was raging. They went further up to Komin village.

However, the sight below did not disappear from their eyes.

Seen from above, the flood was wreaking havoc in the Syafrubansi market. People were running for their lives. Buses were also affected by the flood.

Radhika said, "We saw everything washed away with our eyes. We also saw a lot of people washed away."

According to memory, there were red colored buses. Some people were running in front of the bus. They were also trying to escape from the flood.

Five people were running in front of the bus. He took it when he saw it with his eyes,'' she recalled.

That scene made them crazy. They cried out in fear when they saw markets, houses and people disappearing in the flood.

What to do now! We cried about how to go home," they said.

The night was spent with the pain of not being able to reach home, the worry of the family and the fear of whether they were safe.

Even after the flood receded, their prosperity was not the same as before.

Before there were shops. There were fruit sellers. There were shops. People were busy. They used to see many scenes of their daily life in that market.

However, looking down after the flood, that was not the scene. After the flood receded, the dazzling Syprobensi was left in ruins.

Only three days later, they reached Dhunche through helicopter rescue. Then he reached his village Sano Bharkhu.

Another worry has been added for them - where to study now?

Sri Komin Shyamewangfel Secondary School, where they study, has also been hit by floods. There is no way to go to school. There is no bridge. There is no safe movement. Half of the structure of the school has been washed away.

When Radhika was young, her father passed away abroad. Then the mother got married again. Now she was living with her grandparents.

Radhika and Bihini were taught Komin for free. Radhika is more worried. How to continue studying now?

Because the grandparents do not have the financial ability to teach.

Where will you study now? There is no school here. I would have been able to read by sitting on the sofa', Radhika said sadly.

About 35 students like them were living in the school hostel. They have come from far away to study. Students from Ghumtadanda, Kalika, Naukunda and other places come to study in the school.

The hostel was like home for them. Living there, eating there and going to school from there was a daily routine.

But the flood also destroyed that daily life.

The scene of the devastating flood on 10th of August is still fresh in their eyes - the sudden loud noise, flying dust, raging river, people running to save their lives and the flood flowing in front of their eyes.

Choulagai, who is affiliated with online news, writes a pen on health wit.