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Casualties
Nearly 6,000 people remain missing after Nepal floods, death toll exceeds 1,400
Reports vary with death toll estimates between 1,000 and 1,453, and missing persons ranging from about 4,400 to over 6,000. Search and rescue operations have officially ended with thousands still unaccounted for.
Rescue
Families gather at hospitals in Kathmandu searching for missing flood victims
Hospitals in Kathmandu display photographs of missing and deceased individuals alongside survivors, as families desperately seek news of their loved ones.
Rescue
DNA identification efforts underway for missing flood victims
Large-scale DNA sample collection and profiling are ongoing, with Indian forensic teams involved and procedures established to declare missing victims legally dead after 1.5 months.
Foreign nationals
Foreign nationals missing include hundreds of Indians, dozens of British, Americans, Malaysians, Dutch, and others
Indian nationals missing number around 275; British missing reported as 36 to 48; about 90 Americans remain unaccounted for; 38 Malaysians have returned safely; 597 foreign nationals missing compiled in a list.
Rescue
Rescue operations continue with survivors found after days trapped in tunnels and remote areas
Two workers were rescued alive after 9-10 days trapped in hydropower tunnels; survivors have been airlifted to army camps; fresh flash floods caused additional missing persons and rescues.
Official
Nepal government introduces procedures for declaring missing flood victims legally dead
The government has set procedures to declare missing persons from the Bhotekoshi flood legally dead if unaccounted for after a specified period, aiding families in closure and legal matters.
Official
Flood warnings and disaster preparedness discussed between Nepal and India
Nepal and India are coordinating on border security, transnational crime, and disaster response, including closer coordination on disaster preparedness as floods and landslides threaten border communities.
Update
Calls for scientific research and risk mitigation for flood-prone river settlements
Officials and MPs urge for scientific studies and safety measures to protect communities living near risky riverbanks along Bhote Koshi and Trishuli rivers.
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