A California mother narrowly escaped death during a devastating flood in Nepal, recounting her terrifying experience to CBS News. Anjana Raja, who was visiting the country, described feeling certain she would not survive the disaster. The flood, which struck the region, caused widespread damage and forced many to flee their homes. Raja managed to escape by climbing a tree, where she waited for rescuers to arrive. Her story highlights the dangers faced by tourists and locals during the crisis. Emergency services worked tirelessly to reach those stranded, with many rescued from flooded areas. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of travelers in the region, especially during the monsoon season. Authorities are now reviewing emergency protocols to better prepare for future disasters.