A devastating flood in Nepal's northern region has killed at least 95 people, with hundreds of tourists still missing. The disaster, triggered by an earthquake-induced landslide, hit near the border with Tibet. Reports indicate the flood was caused by a massive wall of mud and debris collapsing into a river.
The death toll has risen to 95, with nearly 400 people, including foreign tourists, still unaccounted for. The flood swept away buildings and triggered a frantic search for survivors. Some sources mention the death toll reaching 31, while others report 19 fatalities.
The disaster has raised concerns about safety in the region, particularly for tourists. The flood's impact has been severe, with reports of widespread damage. Rescue operations continue as authorities work to locate the missing.
The event highlights the vulnerability of mountainous regions to sudden natural disasters. The area near the Nepal-Tibet border remains under emergency conditions.
