A major flood and landslide disaster near the Nepal-Tibet border has killed nearly 800 people, while more than 3,000 people are still missing.
Rescue teams are working in difficult conditions to find survivors and recover bodies. Heavy rain, damaged roads and landslides are making rescue work difficult.
Thousands of People Missing
- More than 3,000 people are still missing in Nepal and Tibet.
- Many families are waiting for information about their relatives. Officials say the numbers may change as rescue teams reach more remote areas.
- Communication and transport have also been affected, making it difficult to confirm the exact number of victims.
Workers May Be Trapped Inside Tunnels
- Rescue teams are also trying to reach hundreds of workers believed to be trapped inside hydropower tunnels.
- Teams are removing mud and rocks with heavy machines and using special equipment to search for survivors.
- Rescue workers from Nepal, India and China are involved in the operations.
More Flooding Possible
- The danger is not over yet.
- Officials have warned about rising water levels in some rivers. There are also concerns about more landslides and sudden floods in areas near the mountains.
- People living near rivers and other dangerous areas have been advised to stay alert.
India and Other Countries Send Help
- India and other countries are helping Nepal with rescue and relief work.
- Emergency supplies and specialist rescue teams are being sent to affected areas. Relief workers are also helping people who have lost their homes and belongings.
Questions About Climate Change
- The disaster has also raised concerns about the growing risks in the Himalayan region.
- Scientists have warned that rising temperatures, melting glaciers and unstable mountain lakes can increase the risk of floods and landslides.
- However, experts are still studying the exact causes of this disaster.
Rescue Operation Continues
- The main focus now is to find survivors, recover victims and provide Food, Water, Shelter and Medical help to affected people.
- With thousands still missing and the risk of more flooding, rescue teams and authorities remain on high alert.
Note: The death and missing figures are still changing. The numbers should be updated as officials release new information.
