Death toll tops 1,000 after Nepal flooding, as search continues for thousands
Summary
Heavy flooding and mudslides in Nepal have caused over 1,000 deaths and left nearly 4,000 people missing. Rescue teams, including the Nepal Army, are actively searching for survivors and managing the aftermath in the most affected regions.Key Facts
- At least 1,003 people have died due to flash floods and mudslides in Nepal.
- Approximately 3,916 people are reported missing across the country.
- The disaster mainly affected areas along the Nepal-Tibet border, especially the Rasuwa district.
- About 747 people, including 583 tourists, are missing in Rasuwa; 64 missing tourists are from the United States.
- Flooding caused major damage to buildings, bridges, and roads along the Trishuli River.
- Over 9,200 army troops are involved in rescue work, clearing roads, and helping injured people.
- Emergency teams are searching hydroelectric tunnels where some missing people might be trapped.
- Authorities are burying bodies in mass graves to manage the large number of casualties.
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