Some missing tourists make contact as Nepal flood death toll tops 1,100
Summary
Heavy floods caused by a glacial collapse in Nepal have killed at least 1,118 people and left over 3,900 missing. Some missing tourists have contacted authorities, and rescue efforts continue, with foreign nationals among those affected.Key Facts
- The floods began on August 26, 2026, after a glacier collapsed in the Himalayas.
- Floodwaters destroyed homes, roads, bridges, and other infrastructure downstream in Nepal and Tibet.
- At least 1,118 people have died, and more than 3,900 are still missing.
- Nepal’s Foreign Ministry says 324 foreign nationals have been rescued so far.
- About 590 foreign nationals from 39 countries remain missing a week after the floods.
- Some tourists reported missing have recently contacted authorities by email or phone.
- Australia confirmed that five missing Australians are now safe, reducing their missing count from 43 to 38.
- Chinese rescue crews built a temporary road to reach the flooded Gyirong Port on the Nepal border to support search efforts.
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