Thousands still missing as Nepal-Tibet flood relief and recovery intensifies
Summary
A flash flood caused by a glacier collapse hit the Nepal-Tibet border a week ago, killing at least 1,130 people and leaving thousands missing. Rescue teams continue searching for survivors, while relief efforts focus on helping displaced people and rebuilding damaged infrastructure.Key Facts
- At least 1,114 people died in Nepal, with nearly 4,000 missing.
- In Tibet, 16 deaths and more than 500 missing are reported.
- The flood was caused by a glacial collapse in a Himalayan valley.
- Nearly 12,000 people have been rescued so far.
- Hundreds of workers may be trapped in tunnels at a hydroelectric station in Nepal.
- More than 40 bridges were destroyed, making access to remote areas difficult.
- Temporary bridges and drones are used to help with rescue and supply delivery.
- Thousands of people are homeless and staying in crowded shelters, facing risks of disease.
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