Nepal Confirms Two Spaniards Located After Flood with 633 Deaths

On August 29, 2026, Nepal confirmed that two Spaniards had been located following a violent flood that has claimed 633 lives. The Nepal Tourism Board stated that these individuals are in communication with authorities but have not yet been rescued. The flood, which struck the region, has caused widespread devastation, with nearly 3,000 people still missing. News outlets reported varying casualty figures. Infobae and La Vanguardia cited 633 deaths, while 20 Minutos reported over 600 deaths and nearly 3,000 missing. The discrepancy in numbers highlights the ongoing challenges in assessing the full scale of the disaster. The Nepal Tourism Board’s latest update emphasized the presence of two Spaniards in contact with rescue teams, underscoring the international dimension of the tragedy. The event has drawn significant media coverage, with three outlets providing updates on the disaster and the status of missing foreigners. The flood’s impact on Nepal’s infrastructure and population has raised concerns about long-term recovery efforts and international aid.