Nepal and Tibet Floods Death Toll Rises to 955

The devastating floods in Nepal and the Tibet region have resulted in the death of 955 people and the disappearance of around 4,471 others so far. The disasters have destroyed roads, bridges, and energy facilities, with rescue operations hampered by difficult field conditions such as mud and debris; more than 3,100 people have been rescued to date. The catastrophe was caused by an avalanche, with risks increasing due to rising temperatures and accelerated melting of glaciers in the Himalayas. Nepali and international authorities are calling for more support, including cooling units for preserving the bodies, as the number of foreign missing persons rises and the humanitarian situation worsens significantly.

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