More than 550 missing in Tibet after floods that left hundreds also missing in Nepal
Summary
A glacial collapse in Tibet caused mudslides that left more than 550 people missing. At the same time, flash floods in Nepal’s border area killed at least 162 people and left hundreds more missing, damaging homes and roads.Key Facts
- Mudslides in Tibet on August 26, 2026, resulted from a glacial collapse.
- Over 550 people are missing in Tibet after the mudslides.
- Flash floods struck Nepal’s Nuwakot district and nearby areas along the border with China.
- At least 162 people died in Nepal due to the flash floods.
- Hundreds of people, including tourists and workers, are missing in Nepal.
- The floods and mudslides destroyed roads, buried buildings, and damaged vehicles.
- The affected region has steep valleys that are important for travel and local economy.
- Rescue efforts are ongoing amid difficult conditions caused by the natural disasters.
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