Several New Yorkers, including relatives of missing Americans, described the Nepal floods as the most devastating 48 hours of their lives. The Long Island daughter of one of the missing spoke of the emotional toll as rescue efforts continue.
The U.S. State Department confirmed to NBC News that 90 Americans are among the hundreds still missing following the deadly floods along the Nepal-China border. The disaster has caused widespread destruction, with many families still searching for loved ones.
Local authorities and international teams are working to locate survivors and assess the full scale of the damage. The situation remains critical, with ongoing reports of stranded people and difficult access to affected areas.
The floods, triggered by heavy rainfall, have overwhelmed rivers and villages, leading to significant loss of life and property. Emergency services are prioritizing rescue operations while preparing for long-term recovery efforts.
