Nepal: Families cling to hope as nearly 1,000 remain missing
Summary
In Nepal, at least 538 people have died due to recent floods, and almost 1,000 people are still missing. Over 3,700 people have been rescued so far, but damaged roads, bridges, and mud make it hard to continue search and rescue efforts.Key Facts
- Nepal’s confirmed death toll from the floods is at least 538.
- Nearly 1,000 people remain missing after the flood disaster.
- More than 3,700 people have been rescued so far.
- Roads and bridges have been destroyed by the floods.
- Thick mud from the floods is slowing down search and rescue teams.
- Families are searching hospitals and disaster areas hoping to find loved ones alive.
- The Red Cross reported that around 93,000 people in Nepal and Tibet have been affected by the floods.
- The army is actively rescuing people, including those trapped in tunnels.
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