TOURISTS RESCUED NEPAL
6 Indian tourists go missing during trek to deepest lake of Nepal, Shey-Phoksundo
Six Indian tourists were reported missing while trekking to Shey-Phoksundo Lake in Nepal after heavy snowfall. Local guides believe the tourists became stranded due to adverse weather conditions influenced by Cyclone Arnab. The group was warned of difficult weather but proceeded towards the high-altitude area. Communication difficulties have complicated search efforts, as mobile phone connectivity is unavailable in the mountain passes.
Flash flood sweeps away houses, bridges in Nepal months after deadly disaster
Nepal's Gorkha district experienced a flash flood that swept away several houses and bridges. Nearly 50 people were rescued by authorities, while around 10 individuals remain missing. Residents were urged to evacuate to safer locations as the floodwaters rose unexpectedly. The sudden surge in the Budhi Gandaki River caused damage to hydropower projects and infrastructure. Efforts continue to locate the missing individuals and ensure the safety of stranded tourists.
Nepal flood reconstruction bill to be $4.78 bn: foreign ministry
Nepal estimates a $4.78 billion reconstruction bill following a deadly glacial flood. Prime Minister Balendra Shah will address the UN General Assembly on climate change impacts. The disaster killed over 1,400 people and left thousands missing on the China-Nepal border. Damage assessments indicate significant losses to infrastructure and agricultural land. Rescuers continue efforts in flooded hydropower tunnels while shifting to relief operations.
India's payment wonder comes handy amid Nepal's fatal flood fury
India's Unified Payments Interface (UPI) system is now instrumental in aiding Nepal's disaster relief fund donations. Donors in India can activate UPI International for easier contributions. This marks a new use case for UPI beyond tourist payments. Nepal's embassy requested activation for QR code donations. This development highlights UPI's growing global acceptance.
Nepal buries dead as rescuers seek thousands missing
Nepal was burying on Monday some of the hundreds of bodies retrieved after a deadly, tsunami-like flood crashed through the Himalayan region, sweeping away villages and leaving thousands still missing. The huge wave of ice, rocks and debris that smashed into villages and towns on Wednesday claimed at least 797 lives in both Nepal and Tibet -- across the border in China -- with reports of some bodies possibly swept downstream as far as India.
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.
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Nepal floods: 84 Indians rescued; MEA sets up control room to help others
India is urgently working to find its citizens missing after devastating Nepal floods. At least 392 people have died, and 290 Indians remain unaccounted for. Emergency teams are actively searching for survivors in the affected disaster zones. India has dispatched significant relief materials and humanitarian aid to Nepal. The Ministry of External Affairs is coordinating with various agencies to assist affected nationals.

Nepal flash floods: Death toll rises to over 788, 2,500 missing
In Nepal, flash floods have led to a staggering death toll of over 788, with over 2,500 people still unaccounted for. Reports from Chinese media reveal that Tibet has also been impacted, with 16 fatalities and around 550 missing. Rescue operations are ongoing, and mass burials for unidentified victims are being conducted due to health risks.

Nepal flash flood LIVE updates: 781 dead, over 2,500 still missing as rescue operation enters fifth day
Flash floods in central Nepal have claimed over 780 lives and left thousands missing. Rescuers continue searching for survivors and recovering bodies five days after the disaster. An ice-rock avalanche triggered the devastating torrent of water, mud, and debris downstream. India has rescued 108 nationals and is coordinating relief efforts for its citizens. The disaster highlights the recurring danger of floods in the warming Himalayan region.

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.

Indian pilgrims stranded in Tibet return to Nepal through alternate border crossing
Following catastrophic flash floods that devastated the Gyirong border post, Indian pilgrims stranded in Tibet are making their way back to Nepal through a different route. The travelers were in the midst of the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra when disaster struck. Fortunately, the Chinese government has initiated comprehensive relief operations, with the iconic Kailash Mountain and Mansarovar Lake remaining safe from the flood's impact.

Risk of lake burst near China-Nepal border disaster site wanes
The risk of a glacial lake bursting near the China-Nepal border has eased after satellite images showed its size shrinking as water slowly flowed through. Chinese authorities said the lake measured 99,000 square metres on Saturday. However, another larger lake remains under monitoring, while seven people have died and 554 remain missing in China.

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.

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.

China says flash flood disaster caused by high-altitude glacier collapse in Nepal
China suggests a high-altitude glacier collapse in Nepal caused the devastating flash flood. This disaster killed hundreds in Nepal and three people in Tibet. Chinese officials confirmed evacuations of tourists and pilgrims from Gyirong County. President Xi Jinping sent condolences to Nepal's president over the tragedy.

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.

"She was coming for Raksha Bandhan": Brother of NRI woman missing in Nepal after flash flood
An NRI couple from Vadodara is missing in Nepal after devastating flash floods struck the country. The family has appealed to the Indian government for swift rescue efforts and intensified operations. Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed deep concern and assured support for Nepal's relief assistance. Nepal's flash floods have caused significant casualties, with hundreds reported missing and injured.

'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.

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.

MEA sets up 24x7 control room to assist Indians affected by Nepal flash floods
India's Ministry of External Affairs has established a 24x7 control room for flood-affected citizens. Twenty-one Indian nationals from Tamil Nadu were rescued after flash floods in Nepal. The Indian Embassy in Kathmandu is coordinating their safe return home. Another group of pilgrims stranded in China is also receiving assistance.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

Nepal flash floods: 8 killed, at least 105 Indians among 400 reported missing
Indian tourists are among 291 foreign nationals reported missing after an avalanche triggered deadly flash floods in Nepal. At least eight people were killed, while 384 tourists are missing overall. Nepal has sought help from India and China for rescue operations.

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.
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