More than 160 people died and nearly 1,400 went missing after flash floods hit the Nepal-Tibet border region. The disaster, which struck with little warning, caused widespread destruction in mountainous areas. Officials reported that among the missing are 391 foreign tourists and 93 Nepali nationals. Rescue teams are working in difficult conditions to locate survivors. The floods were triggered by heavy rainfall that overwhelmed local infrastructure. Emergency services are struggling to reach remote villages due to blocked roads and landslides. The situation has raised concerns about the region’s preparedness for extreme weather events.