
Mudslide at Gyirong Port on Tibet-Nepal border triggers multinational search as Nepal reports 675 bodies recovered and 2,498 people still missing.


Nepal's National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority warns of renewed flooding as Trishuli rises 3 metres above normal and a natural lake upstream threatens another major surge.

Braving fierce winds, steep terrain and fading daylight, pilots evacuate casualty from a slope with no landing space in a high-risk operation.

The team will assist Nepal with Disaster Victim Identification, including DNA matching, as search and recovery operations continue and families in India await confirmation about relatives missing since the Aug 26 flash floods.

Authorities cite health risks and lack of storage space as Chitwan struggles to cope with bodies recovered after devastating BhoteKoshi river floods.
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Families wait in anguish as rescuers search devastated areas for survivors after a massive flood wave swept away homes, roads and a key Nepal-Tibet border crossing.

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