Aerial footage captured the devastation of deadly floods in Nepal, with at least 12 confirmed deaths as rescue operations in the affected areas entered their fourth day. The floods, which hit the Nepal-China border region, have buried entire communities under fast-moving water, leaving many trapped in their homes. Rescue teams are working tirelessly to locate and extract survivors, using boats and helicopters to reach isolated villages.
The disaster, described as one of the worst in Nepal’s history, has caused widespread destruction, with many homes and roads submerged. Local authorities have reported that the situation remains critical, with ongoing efforts to clear debris and restore access to affected areas. International aid organizations are also mobilizing resources to support relief efforts.
The floods are believed to have been triggered by heavy monsoon rains, which have led to overflowing rivers and landslides. Officials warn that the region is still at risk of further flooding, urging residents to remain cautious. As the search for missing people continues, the focus remains on ensuring the safety and survival of those still in danger.
