NDRF NEPAL FLOOD RESCUE
China offers emergency financial assistance, aid to Nepal
China provided emergency financial aid and assistance to Nepal. The nation is recovering from devastating flash floods which killed many people. Chinese relief supplies and rescue experts are heading to affected areas. Beijing shared crucial data and early warning information with Kathmandu.
Nepal floods: Shashi Tharoor writes to S Jaishankar, calls for NDRF contingent, deployment of IAF choppers
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor urged the government for more rescue resources. He requested a full NDRF contingent and heavy-lift helicopters for Nepal. Hundreds of Indian nationals remain missing after the devastating flash floods. Tharoor emphasized the urgency to rescue those still alive. He highlighted the need for sustained efforts to locate missing persons.
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.
Himalayan flood crises linked to geological instability, climate change: Professor Ravindra Khaiwal
Nepal's flood crises stem from geological instability and climate change, not just rainfall. The Bhotekoshi flood disaster has claimed 626 lives and left 2,426 people missing. Rescue teams have evacuated over 2,200 people, including foreign nationals, by helicopter and ground. India has provided significant relief and rescue support, sending medical and tunnel rescue teams. Numerous government personnel are among those reported missing in the devastating floods.
Nepal praises India's efforts in times of crisis; calls PM Modi 'exceptionally generous'
Nepal's Finance Minister praised India's generous flood relief efforts. India dispatched significant relief materials and rescue experts to Nepal. The country is dealing with the crisis in phases, prioritizing rescue operations. Immediate efforts focus on rescuing stranded individuals and airlifting supplies. India has indicated very generous assistance for the nation's reconstruction.
China sends experts to Nepal to help with tunnel rescue work
China has sent five tunnel experts from Tibet to Nepal to support flood-related rescue operations, Chinese state news agency Xinhua reported on Saturday. The experts were flown by helicopter at the request of the Nepal government to assist rescue efforts at a hydropower station affected by the floods.
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Authorities warn of fresh rainfall in Nepal's flood-affected areas; threats rescue ops
Nepal's meteorology department warns of fresh rainfall and thunderstorms in flood-affected areas. Ongoing rescue and relief operations face disruption from the worsening crisis. An ice-rock avalanche caused a torrent of water, mud, and debris downstream. Over 600 people have died, and more than 2,400 remain missing. Rescuers continue operations amid fears of another wave of flooding.
India closely monitoring Nepal flood situation, extending all possible assistance: MoS Kirti Vardhan Singh
India is closely monitoring Nepal's flood situation and offering assistance. A 24-hour helpline was activated by the Indian Embassy in Nepal. Special flights carrying medical aid and essential supplies have been dispatched to Nepal. NDRF forces are deployed along India's border areas for immediate response. Nepal's President expressed gratitude towards India for its support and solidarity.
Nepal wants technical help for flood, billions of dollars as bad weather hampers rescue
Nepal requires foreign technical assistance for specialized recovery efforts after a devastating flood. The country needs help with tunnel rescues and restoring vital transport and communication links. Identification and storage of deceased individuals are also areas needing external expertise. Nepal has requested specialized services and technical assistance from its neighboring countries. General search and rescue operations are being managed effectively by Nepali rescuers.
India sends 11-member rescue team to Nepal as flash floods claim over 500 lives
An 11-member Indian team has arrived in Nepal to assist authorities after devastating flash floods killed more than 500 people and left nearly 2,000 missing. Sent at Nepal’s request, the team includes medical personnel and tunnel rescue experts. Nepal has also sought India and China’s help to construct 42 Bailey bridges.
Nepal flash floods: Rescue operations halted in Trishuli as heavy rain raises river level
Rescue operations in Nepal's Trishuli region are temporarily suspended due to heavy rainfall. Authorities have evacuated people from areas surrounding the rising river as a precautionary measure. Over fifteen thousand security personnel were deployed for search and rescue operations in affected areas. Many people have been rescued, including workers from hydropower tunnels and foreign tourists. Efforts are underway to restore essential services and coordinate international relief support.
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.
21 pilgrims from Tamil Nadu who returned to India were rescued by Nepal Army: S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has confirmed the successful rescue of 21 Tamil Nadu pilgrims affected by the floods in Nepal. However, approximately 315 Indian nationals are still unreachable amid the catastrophic flash floods. India is providing robust assistance to Nepal with relief efforts, dispatching vital supplies such as Bailey Bridges and medical teams. Ongoing operations are focused on rescuing Indian citizens and other stranded foreign nationals.
Nepal declines foreign rescue help, South Korea says it is 'negotiating'
Nepal's foreign ministry stated no foreign assistance is needed for rescue operations. Security agencies are currently managing all search and rescue efforts effectively. Several countries offered help after hundreds of foreign nationals went missing in the disaster. The government cited its own teams were handling the situation adequately. This decision comes after a devastating flash flood killed nearly 500 people.
'Highest priority': EAM Jaishankar takes stock of rescue efforts in Nepal
India's External Affairs Minister discussed Nepal's flood relief and rescue operations. Further relief supplies are being sent to Nepal after the devastating flash flood. Authorities have recovered 475 bodies from the Rasuwa district flash flood. Indian tourists were among those rescued after the disaster struck the region. Concerns remain about potential fresh floods after a barrier lake reportedly breached.
Nepal issues new flood warning after dam breach in Tibet
Nepal authorities issued a fresh flood warning after water levels rose significantly. Rising water mixed with mud increased the risk of another dangerous flood event. A water dam on the Tibetan side reportedly burst again, raising further concerns. Rescue teams continue searching for missing people while monitoring the new flood risk. The warning covers areas around the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli rivers.
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.
Nepal flash floods: 21 Tamil Nadu residents on Kailash Mansarovar Yatra rescued in Nepal, says MEA
Twenty-one Indian nationals from Tamil Nadu have been rescued in Nepal. These individuals were participating in the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra when floods struck. Devastating flash floods originating from Tibet swept through central Nepal on Wednesday. The floods destroyed several towns and villages, washing away critical bridges.
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.
NDRF says no impact of Nepal flash floods in UP, Bihar till now; continuous vigil on
No adverse impact from Nepal flash floods has been observed in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. The National Disaster Response Force is continuously monitoring the border areas and coordinating with state governments. Twenty NDRF teams are deployed on the ground for potential relief and rescue operations. India has already sent humanitarian aid and disaster relief cargo to Nepal. Additional NDRF rescuers are on standby for deployment if requested by Nepal.
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.
NDRF on high alert as Nepal flood threatens Gandak, Commandant Singh says 20 teams deployed across Bihar, UP
The National Disaster Response Force is on high alert after a glacial lake outburst flood occurred. This event near the Tibet-Nepal border has caused water levels to rise in Nepal. The resulting flood wave is expected to travel downstream through the Gandak River. NDRF teams have been deployed in vulnerable areas of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. Authorities are closely monitoring the situation and issuing advisories to state governments.
Bihar and UP on high alert after Nepal disaster
In the wake of severe flash floods affecting various districts in Nepal, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh have entered a state of high alert. Authorities are taking swift action, including relocating residents from at-risk zones. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has promised comprehensive central support, while teams from the National Disaster Response Force are being dispatched for critical relief and rescue efforts.
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.
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