U.S. Officials confirmed Thursday that more than 90 American citizens are still missing following catastrophic flash floods in Nepal. The disaster, which struck a border region between China and Nepal, has left hundreds dead and many families in despair. The U.S. Embassy in Kathmandu is working closely with local authorities to locate the missing individuals, though no official figures have been released yet.
Nepali authorities have provided a list of 65 U.S. Citizens reported missing, but this number is believed to be incomplete. The floods, which occurred just days ago, have caused widespread destruction, with entire villages submerged and roads cut off. Rescue operations are ongoing, but access to affected areas remains difficult due to the scale of the damage.
The U.S. Government has expressed concern over the situation and is coordinating with Nepali officials to assist the affected citizens. While the focus remains on recovery efforts, the number of missing Americans continues to grow, highlighting the severity of the disaster. The international community is watching closely as the situation develops.
