Nepal Flood Update: List of Americans Missing as Death Toll Hits 475
Summary
Heavy flooding caused by a glacier avalanche in Nepal's Rasuwa district has killed at least 475 people and left many others unaccounted for. Authorities reported that 63 Americans are currently out of contact, and rescue operations are in progress. The U.S. government has offered help and sent aid to support relief efforts.Key Facts
- Flooding in Nepal began on Wednesday after a glacier avalanche blocked a river, causing a sudden flood downstream.
- At least 475 people have died in the Rasuwa district due to the floods.
- Over 500 foreign nationals are currently out of contact; among them, 63 are U.S. citizens.
- Two Americans previously reported missing have since been rescued.
- Rescue teams are working to clear roadblocks and restore access to affected areas.
- President Donald Trump said the U.S. offered Nepal any needed help and is sending aid.
- The U.S. State Department deployed a disaster response adviser to Nepal.
- The U.S. is providing $500,000 for emergency shelter, supplies, and water services in the flood areas.
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