MISSING PERSONS IN NEPAL FLOODS
Nepal Flash Flood LIVE Updates: 669 dead, over 2,400 missing as rescue efforts enter fourth day
Nepal Flash Floods News Updates: Nepal and China continued rescue operations on Saturday after a devastating flash flood and debris flow swept through Himalayan valleys, killing at least 669 people and leaving more than 2,400 missing across the region. Nepal reported 1,924 people out of contact, while Tibet reported seven dead and 554 missing.
Nepal-China flood survivors reach safe areas as families await news of nearly 3,000 missing
Rescue efforts continue after catastrophic flash floods along the Nepal-China border. Authorities are finding survivors and transporting them to safety while families anxiously await news. The combined death toll in Nepal and Tibet has risen to 633 dead and nearly 3,000 missing. Steep mountains and narrow gorges are hampering ongoing search and rescue operations in the affected regions.
Last call, then silence: Thane father awaits news of son missing after Nepal flash floods
A Thane father anxiously awaits news of his son, Abhishek Ghone, missing after Nepal flash floods. His last call came hours before the devastating floods struck central Nepal. Authorities have not provided concrete information regarding the missing pilgrims. One friend used AI to track Abhishek's location, suggesting a safe zone. The family seeks verified updates from officials about their son's whereabouts.
Nepal Flash Floods: India, US, China and which other countries have the most citizens missing
Nepal flash floods and landslides have left at least 2,478 people missing and at least 586 dead along the Nepal-Tibet border. Indian, American, Australian, Chinese and other foreign nationals are among those unaccounted for. Rescue teams are searching for survivors as authorities update the figures. The Nepal flood disaster has affected tourists, workers and local residents across the region.
Infosys Public Services CEO Lax Gopisetty unreachable after devastating Nepal floods
Infosys confirmed its executive Lax Gopisetty is unreachable after visiting Nepal. The company is working with agencies to establish contact and ensure his safety. Devastating floods have impacted Nepal, leaving many Indians missing or stranded. India stands ready to provide assistance to Kathmandu in managing the crisis. The Ministry of External Affairs reported stranded Indian nationals have crossed into Nepal.
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Nepal, China flash floods: Missing toll soars past 2,400 as rescuers race to find survivors
Rescuers in Nepal and China are searching for thousands still missing after a devastating flood of water, ice and debris swept through Himalayan villages. At least 586 bodies have been recovered, with the disaster affecting hydropower workers, trekkers and pilgrims. Authorities warn of further flooding as rescue operations continue.
Nepal floods kill 579, leave 1,924 missing as India offers aid
Nepal's flash flood death toll has significantly increased, with many people still missing. India has offered National Disaster Response Force teams to aid Nepal's search and rescue efforts. Hundreds of Indian nationals remain unaccounted for, with some stranded on the Chinese side. India is also preparing additional humanitarian aid, including medical support and engineering teams. Two aircraft carrying relief materials have already been dispatched to Nepal.
Nepal flash floods: 320 Indian nationals still missing, 21 rescued Tamil Nadu tourists land in Delhi, says MEA
320 Indian nationals remain uncontactable following devastating flash floods in Nepal. Fresh rescues and safe evacuations of stranded citizens have been reported by officials. India's relief efforts include sending a third flight with essential supplies to Nepal. The situation remains dynamic as authorities work to reconcile multiple lists of missing persons. Efforts are underway to trace and assist all affected Indian nationals.
Xi chairs meeting to review rescue efforts following Nepal-Tibet flash floods
Chinese President Xi Jinping chaired a meeting on devastating flash floods impacting the Tibet-Nepal border. Hundreds have died and many remain missing after the disaster struck Gyirong County. Emergency rescue operations are underway, and efforts focus on resettling affected populations. Search plans will be formulated scientifically to find all missing Chinese and foreign nationals.
Trump says US ready to provide 'anything' Nepal needs as floods leave 90 Americans 'missing'
The United States has offered Nepal assistance following devastating flash floods in the Rasuwa district. President Trump stated the US is providing aid and speaking with Nepalese leadership. Dozens of Americans were reported missing in the affected areas, prompting a rescue focus. The US State Department deployed a disaster advisor and offered financial aid for relief efforts. Nepal's death toll has reached 389, with many foreign nationals still missing.
Nepal flash flood nightmare may not be over yet as another disaster threat rises while rescue hopes fade
Nepal flash floods have killed nearly 400 people and thousands remain missing as rescue teams continue searching devastated towns and valleys. Authorities are racing to rescue survivors and deliver supplies as fresh flooding risks grow from a debris-blocked Bhotekoshi River and rising lakes. China has also warned of a possible lake breach, with peak flows expected around September 1.
Nepal floods: 37 from Tamil Nadu, 32 from West Bengal, 77 Isha Foundation members among those missing
Over 130 Indians are missing and many others are stranded in Nepal. Many pilgrims on the Mansarovar Yatra are among those affected by the floods. Several Indian states have launched helplines to assist affected citizens and their families. Communication links are disrupted, making details about missing individuals scarce. Authorities are working to account for all stranded and missing Indian nationals.
Kailash group caught in Gyirong flash flood, rescue efforts underway: Sadhguru
A flash flood in Tibet's Gyirong region impacted one of Sadhguru's Kailash groups. Seventy-seven individuals were at an immigration center when the severe flooding occurred. Rescue operations are actively underway with volunteers assisting authorities in the area. Hundreds of other travelers, including many Indians, are also reported missing in Nepal. Sadhguru is personally present to ensure all possible assistance is provided.
Nepal flash floods: Glacial collapse, not earthquake, triggered deadly disaster
Nepal flash floods were caused by a glacial collapse, not an earthquake. This event originated in Tibet and caused significant destruction in Nepal. The disaster killed 162 people and left 750 individuals missing. Among the missing are 133 Indian nationals who were in the affected areas. The US Geological Survey confirmed the glacial collapse after further analysis.
More than 550 missing in Tibet after floods that left hundreds also missing in Nepal
Massive flash floods and mudslides in Nepal and Tibet have claimed over 160 lives. Hundreds of people, including many foreigners, remain missing after the devastating events. Communities were swept away by torrents of water and debris, destroying roads and buildings. Survivors described little time to escape the sudden and powerful natural disaster. Rescue efforts are underway in the affected border regions.
Nepal floods: 32-member group of tourists from West Bengal missing
Many Indian nationals, including pilgrims, are reportedly missing after the devastating Nepal flooding. The West Bengal government has established an emergency control room and helpline numbers for assistance. Officials are coordinating with the Indian Embassy in Nepal to track the missing individuals.
Nepal floods damage 360 MW of hydro capacity, country may turn to India for power
Nepal's hydropower generation capacity has been significantly reduced by recent flash floods. This disaster has damaged several key power plants, impacting electricity supply. The country may now turn to India for electricity to bridge the shortfall. Meanwhile, rescue operations continue for those missing after the devastating glacial collapse. Concerns are also resurfacing regarding hydropower development in the fragile Himalayan region.
Jaishankar reviews Nepal flood situation with MEA officials, envoys; says efforts underway to ascertain status of Indians
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar reviewed India’s response to devastating floods in Nepal with senior MEA officials and Indian ambassadors in Kathmandu and Beijing. India is working to locate Indian nationals, coordinating with Nepal on relief and dispatching 37.5 tonnes of humanitarian supplies after an initial 10-tonne consignment on Wednesday.
Indian Embassy in China sets up helplines for Indians stranded in Tibet-Nepal border floods
The Indian Embassy in China issued an advisory for nationals stranded by flash floods. Nearly one hundred people died and over seven hundred fifty remain missing. The devastating flash flood originated in Tibet and swept through central Nepal. Indian nationals can seek assistance from contact points provided by the embassy. Rescue efforts are currently underway for all affected individuals.
At least 160 killed as flash floods hit Nepal; 133 Indians among hundreds of missing foreigners
Nepal flood news: Flash floods in Nepal and Tibet have claimed 160 lives and left hundreds missing. Widespread damage to villages and infrastructure occurred after an ice and rock avalanche. India has assured Nepal of all possible humanitarian and relief assistance during this crisis. Rescue and relief efforts are being coordinated closely between the two nations. Nepal's authorities are assessing the cause and extent of the disaster.
Embassy coordinating with Nepal govt for rescue of Indians affected by flash floods: MEA
India's Embassy in Kathmandu is coordinating with Nepal for Indian nationals affected by flash floods. At least forty-six people have died and nearly five hundred others are missing. These missing individuals include one hundred and five Indian tourists and thirty-seven NRIs. Rescue and relief efforts are being strengthened in coordination with Nepal's government. The Ministry of External Affairs confirmed the ongoing efforts for affected citizens.
Nepal flash floods: List of nationalities of missing tourists
More than 400 foreign tourists are missing following a catastrophic flood in Nepal. At least 130 Indians are among the missing, with other nationalities also affected. Australian and United States citizens are also reported missing in the disaster. British, Canadian, and Malaysian citizens have also been reported missing. South Korean and Japanese nationals were also unaccounted for after the event.
Nepal flash floods: At least 3 Americans, 12 Britons among hundreds missing after devastating floods
The recent flash floods in Nepal and surrounding border areas have left hundreds missing. The relentless torrential rains have resulted in devastating landslides, destroying essential infrastructure like roads and bridges. Authorities are investigating whether an earthquake sparked an ice-rock avalanche, leading to this catastrophic flooding. As the situation remains dire, neighboring Indian states are on high alert due to potential upstream blockages.
Nepal flood: IAF keeps fleet on standby for relief operations, C-130J aircraft expected to take off with relief material soon
India's Air Force has transport aircraft on standby for Nepal's flood relief operations. A C-130J aircraft is expected to depart with essential relief materials soon. Prime Minister Modi conveyed condolences and pledged full humanitarian assistance to Nepal. The Indian Embassy is actively coordinating with Nepalese authorities for rescue efforts. Hundreds of foreign and Nepali nationals are reported missing after the flash floods.
India assures all possible humanitarian, relief assistance to flood-hit Nepal
Prime Minister Modi spoke with Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah and conveyed condolences. India stands in solidarity with Nepal during this difficult time. The nation is ready to provide all possible humanitarian assistance. Indian teams are coordinating closely on rescue and relief efforts. This support demonstrates strong bilateral ties and mutual aid.
India sends relief to Nepal after massive flash floods kill 8, 400 missing including 105 Indians
India is sending emergency relief materials to Nepal via air force planes. Medicines and rations are part of the government's humanitarian assistance initiative. National Disaster Response Force rescuers will also be dispatched to Nepal. Massive flash floods killed four people and left hundreds missing in northern Nepal. Many Indians and NRIs are among the missing individuals in Rasuwa district.
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