Nepal and Tibet : around 93,000 people affected, according to the Red Cross
Summary
Heavy floods in Nepal and Tibet have affected about 93,000 people, according to the Red Cross. The flood-hit area is remote and hard to reach, causing delays in rescue efforts and making the situation worse.Key Facts
- Around 93,000 people in Nepal and Tibet have been impacted by the floods.
- The death toll is increasing as rescue efforts continue.
- The disaster's main affected area was reached only 48 hours after the floods started.
- International aid is arriving from multiple countries to help.
- Rescue work is difficult due to the remote and mountainous Himalayan landscape.
- Hundreds of people trapped in tunnels were rescued by the Nepalese army.
- Over 1,300 people are reported missing after the floods.
- Entire villages and communities have been washed away by the flooding.
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