A devastating flash flood in the Nepal-Tibet region has left nearly 1,400 people missing, with hundreds believed to be tourists still unaccounted for as rescue efforts intensify. The Nepalese army is focusing on saving 100 individuals trapped in a collapsed hydropower tunnel, while families of the missing express urgent concern and wait for news. Authorities continue to coordinate search-and-rescue operations amid ongoing risks, as the scale of the disaster unfolds on its third day. The crisis has left communities in distress, with loved ones sharing desperate pleas for those still unaccounted for.
The catastrophic flash flood has left 1,300 missing, with hundreds of tourists unaccounted for as rescuers race to find survivorsNearly 1,400 missing, mostly tourists, and hundreds killedNepal-Tibet flash flood: what we know so far on day threeVisual guide: how the deadly flooding unfoldedTell us: have you been affected by the flash floods?The Nepalese army says it is working to rescue 100 people trapped in a hydropower tunnel after the flooding.We’ll bring you more on this soon.Just like everyone else that’s part of that group, we’re really worried, but hopeful. Hopeful that they’re safe and just waiting to be rescued.It’s a very difficult time for our whole family … I just want to make people aware that they’re there, and we’re waiting, and we just want them to return. Continue reading...
