A devastating flash flood, triggered by heavy rainfall and a landslide, has struck Nepal and the bordering Tibet region, claiming the lives of at least 160 people and leaving hundreds more missing.
The disaster has left around 384 tourists unaccounted for, with significant numbers from countries such as the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom, raising urgent calls for rescue efforts.
Eyewitness accounts paint a harrowing picture of destruction, as entire villages were swept away, homes and infrastructure destroyed, and communities uprooted in a matter of moments.
Rescue operations are underway, but efforts are hampered by challenging terrain and ongoing adverse weather conditions, complicating the search for those still missing.
The Nepal government has issued critical warnings to residents in affected areas about the risks of further flooding and landslides, as the region braces for potential aftershocks of the disaster.
The international community remains vigilant, with countries offering support as the number of missing persons continues to rise and families await news of their loved ones.
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