Rescue operations in Nepal and China continue as the death toll from a devastating flood rises to 750, with more than 3,000 people still missing. The disaster struck the Himalayan region, triggering a massive surge of water and debris that swept through villages. Authorities reported that over 3,000 people remain unaccounted for, with 682 bodies recovered.
Fears of further flooding persist as heavy rainfall continues to pose a risk. Emergency evacuations have been ordered in several areas, and rescue teams are working tirelessly to locate survivors. Some reports indicate that bodies may have been carried downstream into India.
The flood, described as tsunami-like, has caused widespread destruction. Hydropower workers are among those missing, highlighting the impact on Nepal’s energy infrastructure. International aid is being coordinated to support relief efforts, but the scale of the disaster remains overwhelming.
Searches are ongoing in remote areas, with rescuers digging into tunnels and navigating treacherous terrain. The situation remains critical, with families waiting for news of their loved ones.
