Nepal-Tibet Floods Kill 750, Over 3,000 Missing as Rescue Operations Continue

Severe flooding across Nepal and Tibet has killed at least 750 people and left more than 3,000 others missing. Around 20,000 rescue personnel have been deployed, though rising river levels and damaged infrastructure are hampering relief efforts. Hundreds of people are believed to be trapped inside hydropower tunnels, requiring specialized assistance from international teams. India and China are providing critical support, including forensic experts and emergency relief supplies. Authorities have warned of further flooding, as many communities remain cut off due to widespread infrastructure damage.