Nepal Floods: Teachers Mark Missing Students After Deadly Rasuwa Disaster

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Devastating floods struck Nepal's Rasuwa district on August 26, leaving multiple students unaccounted for. At Neelakantha Secondary School, teachers have been marking the names of children who have not returned since the disaster. The flood has severely impacted the hard-hit district, with schools among the affected institutions. Teachers continue to grieve as they await news of the missing students.

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