A week after catastrophic flash floods hit Nepal, authorities confirmed over 100 people were rescued from rubble, bringing the death toll past 1,000. The disaster, triggered by heavy rains, caused widespread destruction across the Himalayan nation. Rescue teams continue searching for more than 4,500 missing individuals, many of whom are still buried under debris.
Among the survivors was a British man, whose rescue was reported by local officials. He was found alive and is now in the care of rescuers. The incident highlights the ongoing efforts to locate and save those still trapped. International aid groups have been supporting the operation, providing resources and assistance to overwhelmed local teams.
Aerial footage has shown the scale of the devastation, with entire villages submerged and roads washed away. The government has declared a state of emergency, urging more support as the search continues. The situation remains critical, with many families still waiting for news of their loved ones.
The flood has exposed vulnerabilities in Nepal’s infrastructure and emergency response systems. As the search continues, the focus remains on saving lives and assessing the full impact of the disaster.
