Nepal-Tibet flood death toll rises to 750, officials say, more than 3,000 missing
Summary
At least 750 people have died due to flash flooding along the Nepal-Tibet border, with more than 3,000 people still missing. Rescue efforts continue as authorities in Nepal, China, and the United States work to assist those affected and provide humanitarian aid.Key Facts
- The flood disaster caused at least 750 deaths—734 in Nepal and 16 in Tibet (China).
- Over 3,000 people remain missing: around 2,498 in Nepal and 546 in China.
- At least 90 Americans are still missing, while five have been evacuated.
- The U.S. State Department is providing $3.6 million in humanitarian aid and emergency food supply.
- The flooding occurred after a landslide triggered a debris avalanche near the Nepal-China border.
- The landslide had a magnitude of 5.2 and started from a cliff about 16,000 feet high.
- The flooding damaged roads, bridges, and buildings along the Trishuli River in Nepal.
- Rescue operations continue in Nepal’s Nuwakot district and other affected areas.
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