Families of those missing after Nepal floods struggle to cling to hope
Summary
A glacier and mountainside collapsed near Nepal's border with Tibet, causing floods, mudslides, and debris that destroyed many areas. At least 903 people died and around 4,200 are still missing. Rescue teams continue searching while heavy rain increases the risk of more flooding.Key Facts
- The disaster happened five days ago near Nepal's border with Tibet.
- A glacier collapse triggered flash floods and mudslides that swept through valleys.
- At least 903 people have died and about 4,200 are missing according to Nepal’s disaster agency.
- A 6-year-old girl was rescued from the rubble, giving hope for more survivors.
- Heavy monsoon rains increased the danger, forcing rescue teams to speed up efforts.
- Floodwaters spread as far as 150 miles into India.
- Family members remain anxious and hopeful for missing loved ones.
- Hospitals in Kathmandu display photos of recovered bodies to help families identify the missing.
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