Nepal-Tibet floods: Rescuers search for nearly 1,400 missing people as death toll climbs to more than 160

Catastrophic flooding caused by a glacial collapse has struck the Nepal-Tibet region, resulting in over 160 confirmed deaths. Rescue operations are currently underway to locate nearly 1,400 individuals who remain missing following the disaster. The search efforts are complicated by the scale of the flooding, which has impacted a significant number of foreign tourists in the area.

Authorities continue to coordinate recovery missions in the affected zones. The event, triggered by the collapse of a glacier, has caused widespread destruction across the border region, marking a significant humanitarian crisis for both Nepal and Tibet.