Canadian authorities have deployed two RCMP disaster victim identification specialists to Nepal to support ongoing recovery efforts following catastrophic flash floods. The specialists are based in Kathmandu, working alongside Canadian officials already in the region. The floods, which struck on August 26, have caused widespread devastation, with over 1,100 casualties reported. The Canadian team is assisting in the identification of victims as part of international relief operations. The deployment highlights Canada’s commitment to humanitarian aid and disaster response. Local and international teams are working together to locate survivors and manage the crisis. The situation remains critical, with ongoing efforts focused on rescue operations and victim identification.