Nepal–Tibet Flood Crisis: Toll Rises, Rescue Expands

A bus crash in Indore, India left several injured as investigators assess causes. In Nepal, fatalities from floods linked to a glacier collapse near the Nepal–Tibet border have risen to more than 1,000, with about 4,000 people still missing and nearly 12,000 rescued across eight districts as relief efforts continue amid fresh flood warnings. Rescue teams, including search dogs and drone operators, are combing mud, rocks, and damaged infrastructure on the Nepalese–China border, while authorities warn of ongoing risks across central and western Nepal and several districts in Tibet. Memorials were held in the Tibet Autonomous Region as casualty figures update, with thousands unaccounted for on both sides of the border. Across the region, relief operations and emergency alerts remain in place as responders work to locate missing hydroelectric workers and reestablish transportation routes. The situation remains fluid, with continued international aid and urgent response to the widespread damage.