Watch: Nepal flash floods: at least 95 dead, over 100 Indians missing | Above the Fold | Aug 26, 2026
Massive flash floods in Nepal have killed at least 95 people and left over 400 people missing. Among the missing at over 100 Indians. Rescue operations are underway. In this episode, we get the latest update, from the ground, on the disaster.
Flash floods in Nepal have killed at least 95 people. According to The Hindu, over 400 people are missing, including over 100 Indians.
The floods have affected many nationalities, with reports of 33 British nationals, 17 Malaysians, and several other foreign nationals missing. The Nepal Tourism Board stated that 291 foreign nationals, including 105 Indians, 12 Britons, four South Africans, three US citizens, one Australian, and one Dutch citizen, are unaccounted for.
Rescue operations are underway, with the Nepalese government seeking help from India and China. The floods have destroyed villages, roads, and infrastructure, and people are risking their lives to retrieve essential items such as Liquefied Petroleum Gas cylinders.
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