Nepal: Relief camp shelters grieving families
Summary
Heavy floods in Nepal have forced around 500 people to take shelter at a relief camp set up in a monastery in northern Kathmandu. Rescue teams are still searching for nearly 1,000 missing people as families cope with the loss of homes and loved ones.Key Facts
- About 500 people are staying at a monastery turned into a relief camp in northern Kathmandu.
- The area has experienced devastating floods causing widespread damage.
- Many families have lost their homes and family members due to the floods.
- Rescue teams are actively searching for about 1,000 missing people.
- Search operations are ongoing through the night to find survivors.
- The disaster has affected both Nepal and nearby Tibet.
- Relief efforts include support from the Red Cross and military teams.
- Entire villages and communities have been washed away by the floodwaters.
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