At least 90 Americans missing in Nepal flood among 2,000 unaccounted for
Summary
A flash flood near the Nepal-Tibet border left nearly 2,000 people missing, including at least 90 Americans. Rescuers confirmed three Americans were found safe, and the U.S. government is providing aid to help flood victims.Key Facts
- The flood happened on Wednesday near the Nepal-Tibet border.
- About 600 people have died, and the number is expected to rise.
- At least 90 Americans remain missing after the flood.
- Many missing Americans were pilgrims visiting Mount Kailash, a sacred site.
- The Isha Foundation, an India-based spiritual group, reported 22 of its American members missing.
- The U.S. State Department confirmed three Americans were rescued and no deaths have been reported among U.S. citizens so far.
- The U.S. will provide $500,000 in aid to help flood survivors with shelter, supplies, and hygiene support.
- American families and authorities are still trying to reach many missing people.
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