Kathmandu: The death toll from the devastating flash flood in Nepal has reached 1,204, according to an official update released by the National Disaster

Flash floods in Nepal have killed 1,127 people, with thousands still untraced. Continuing rain and flooded hydropower tunnels are severely slowing rescue operations.

Some tourists previously reported missing in Nepal have made contact with authorities, officials said Wednesday.

Nepal's glacier-triggered flash floods have left 1,204 dead and 4,216 missing, with teams searching tunnels and underground powerhouses. The disaster has sharpened demands for global climate accountability as rain keeps slowing rescue work.

Prime Minister Balendra Shah told Parliament Nepal must confront the Bhotekoshi flood disaster with courage and resolve. His remarks underscored the scale of the loss and the urgency of rescue, relief and restoration.

Nepal's flash floods have claimed over 1,200 lives, with more than 4,000 still missing amid ongoing rescue efforts.

Kathmandu, Aug 29: The death toll from devastating flash floods in central Nepal rose to 626 on Saturday, with rescue teams continuing to recover bodies while nearly 2,000 people remain missing, authorities said. The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA) said the bodies had been recovered from eight districts, with the highest number […]