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Nepal’s flash flood death toll has risen to 1,385, with more than 5,000 people still missing following an ice-rock avalanche near the Nepal-Tibet border. Rescue teams have recovered hundreds of bodies, while over 13,000 people have been rescued

Nepal will require an estimated NPR 723.315 billion for reconstruction and recovery after deadly floods devastated infrastructure across five districts. The RDNA report estimates major requirements for energy, transport, social infrastructure, productive sectors and disaster risk reduction

Nepal will require an estimated NPR 723.315 billion ($4.74 billion) for reconstruction and recovery following devastating floods in Rasuwa and other districts. A government assessment highlights extensive damage to hydropower projects, roads, bridges, homes, businesses and agricultural land.

Flash floods in Nepal’s Bhotekoshi River have severely disrupted trade with China, damaging border infrastructure and stranding hundreds of containers. Traders fear festival-season shortages and higher prices as cargo is diverted through Korala, increasing transport costs and delivery times

Nepal is racing to restore roads and bridges destroyed by devastating flash floods, seeking temporary bridges from India and China. The disaster killed 1,356 people and left nearly 5,000 missing, while infrastructure damage is estimated at NPR 30 billion, complicating rescue efforts

Nepal's flood death toll has risen to 1,355, with 4,996 people still missing, including 589 foreign nationals. Rescue teams continue operations, while authorities struggle to identify bodies. India and China are assisting, as Nepal also seeks to protect tourism

Nepal's devastating floods have killed 1,344 people and left nearly 5,000 missing, with authorities struggling to identify recovered bodies. Nepal Police is collecting DNA samples from relatives, while rescuers continue searches and relief operations across badly affected districts

Nepal and South Korea discussed search, rescue and relief operations following devastating floods that have killed more than 1,300 people and left around 5,000 missing. Seoul expressed willingness to support Nepal’s post-disaster reconstruction and climate-related initiatives

A 60-year-old woman was rescued alive from a house buried under flood debris in Nepal’s Nuwakot district, 10 days after devastating floods swept through the Bhotekoshi river basin. Her survival has renewed hopes for others still reported missing

Nepal’s flood death toll has reached 1,344, with nearly 5,000 people still missing 11 days after the disaster. Authorities face difficulties identifying bodies, while rescuers continue searches and police collect DNA samples from relatives of missing people

DNA testing has emerged as a crucial tool for identifying hundreds of bodies recovered after devastating floods in Nepal. With remains often damaged or fragmented, families of missing people are turning to forensic science for answers, closure and the chance to perform final rites

South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun will visit Nepal to discuss search-and-rescue efforts following devastating floods and landslides. Nine South Koreans remain missing after the disaster in Rasuwa District, while Cho will meet Nepal’s foreign minister and families of the missing.

Nepal’s flash flood death toll rose to 1,344 on Saturday, with around 5,000 people still missing. More than 13,000 have been rescued, while authorities continue operations across eight affected districts and struggle to identify bodies recovered from debris and waterways

Survivors of Nepal’s devastating August 26 floods have returned to relief operations despite losing loved ones and searching for missing relatives. Sudip Kumar Neupane and Suchit Joshi are helping displaced communities, conducting rescues and supporting search efforts amid the disaster’s massive toll

Nepal’s flood death toll has crossed 1,300, with 1,344 bodies recovered, according to Nepal Police. Another 4,886 people, including 606 foreigners, remain out of contact. Rescue teams are searching hydropower tunnels while authorities conduct identification and relief operations

The US military has joined humanitarian operations in flood-hit Nepal, where more than 1,300 people have died and thousands remain missing. US lawmakers have urged additional search-and-rescue support, while several countries and international organisations have pledged humanitarian assistance

Three more Indian nationals, including a five-year-old child, were rescued from flood-hit Trishuli Bazaar in Nepal, raising the total number of Indian evacuees to 169, while 275 remain missing. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said India has supplied 95 tonnes of relief material and deployed rescue teams to assist Nepal, where floods since August 26 have killed at least 1,295 people and left thousands missing.

The MEA said 275 Indians remain missing and 169 have been rescued following devastating flash floods along the Nepal-Tibet border. India has supplied 95 tonnes of relief material and deployed 54 personnel, while search and rescue operations continue

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has donated $10 million to Nepal’s Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund for flood victims in Rasuwa. The contribution pushed total donations above NPR 10 billion, as several countries and international agencies provided financial and humanitarian assistance

Two workers were rescued alive from a tunnel at Nepal’s Trishuli 3A Hydropower Project, nine days after devastating floods swept through the region. Rescue teams intensified operations after hearing voices inside, raising hopes for finding others trapped amid widespread infrastructure damage