Live: At least 160 dead and 400 tourists missing in Nepal landslide
Summary
A large landslide in Nepal caused by flooding killed at least 157 people and left over 400 tourists missing near the border with China. Rescue teams and international agencies are working to help, but officials warn the death toll could rise as they continue searching for survivors.Key Facts
- The landslide was triggered by heavy rains and possibly a glacier collapse near Nepal's border with China.
- At least 157 people have died, and more than 400 tourists are missing, with around 340 of them being foreigners.
- Homes, roads, and bridges were destroyed by mud and floodwaters.
- Nepal’s police and rescue teams are searching for survivors and recovering bodies.
- The United States pledged $500,000 in emergency aid and sent a disaster response adviser.
- The United Nations is mobilizing supplies and personnel to support affected communities.
- Thirty-four Australians are among the missing tourists, according to Australia’s Prime Minister.
- The disaster occurred in the Himalayan region near the Nepal-Tibet border.
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