King 'heartbroken' by floods as search for missing, including 33 from UK, continues
Summary
Deadly flash floods hit the Nepal-Tibet border after a glacial lake burst, killing at least 359 people and leaving more than 1,300 missing, including 33 from the UK. The flood caused severe damage, disrupted communication, and led to a large rescue effort with international support.Key Facts
- The floods happened after a glacial lake in Tibet burst, triggering flash floods near Nepal.
- At least 359 people have died, and over 1,300 are missing; 644 of the missing are tourists.
- Among the missing, 33 are British residents, including children aged 13 and 14.
- King Charles and Queen Camilla expressed sympathy, and the Prince and Princess of Wales showed concern for those affected.
- The UK government has offered £5 million to help Nepal with rescue and recovery.
- Many bridges and communication lines are down, making it hard for families to find missing relatives.
- Tour groups with British and international visitors were affected, especially those on pilgrimages to Mount Kailash.
- Officials warn of possible new floods in the area and urge people to stay alert and follow local advice.
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