Nepal Himalayan Floods Carry Bodies 200km Into UP; 3 Recovered

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A major collapse in the Himalayan region triggered a seismic disturbance, sending a violent flood surge to the Nepal-Tibet border at Rasuwagadhi in just seven minutes. The disaster swept bodies approximately 200 kilometres downstream, with three eventually recovered in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. Recovery operations were launched across several districts in both Nepal and India. Authorities faced a critical delay, as Nepal's flood management officials were only alerted after the surge had already struck the Bhote Koshi river. SMS alerts were subsequently sent to residents living along the affected riverbanks.

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