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Nepal Floods: 392 Dead, 910 Missing Including 288 Uncontactable Indians

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Devastating floods in Nepal have killed at least 392 people, according to the latest figures from the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority. A total of 910 people are currently missing or uncontactable in the country, among whom India's Ministry of External Affairs has identified 288 Indian nationals as unreachable as of Thursday evening. Nepal has not provided a nationality-wise breakdown of fatalities, leaving the death toll among Indian citizens unconfirmed. Across the border in Tibet, Chinese authorities separately reported 558 people missing as of Thursday morning.

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