More than 160 people died in flash floods that hit the Nepal-Tibet border area, according to an official statement. The disaster left over 550 people missing, including 391 foreign tourists and 93 Nepali nationals. The floods struck a remote region known for its mountainous terrain, where heavy rainfall caused rivers to overflow. Emergency teams are working to locate the missing and provide aid to affected communities. Local authorities reported that the situation remains critical, with many families still unaccounted for. The region has experienced heavy rains in recent days, leading to landslides and blocked roads. Rescue operations are ongoing, but access to the area remains difficult. Officials have called for increased preparedness for such weather events in the future.