Nepal Floods: Over 750 Dead, Thousands Still Missing
Catastrophic floods in Nepal have killed over 750 people and left more than 3,000 missing. The Swiss Red Cross is coordinating aid, while Nepalese authorities report a provisional death toll of over 730. Heavy rain and flooding continue to worsen the crisis.
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Four days have passed since catastrophic floods killed more than 750 people. More than 3,000 people are still missing, and hopes of finding survivors are fading. The situation remains concerning, with more heavy rain and flooding expected across the region. France 24 correspondent Shahzaib Wahlah brings us the latest.
Kamal Baral coordinates in Kathmandu the assistance of the Swiss Red Cross for the victims of the devastating landslide in Nepal. For Blick, he assesses the situation.
Nepalese authorities announced on Sunday that the provisional death toll from the devastating floods had risen to more than 730, with nearly 2,500 people still missing. Among the thousands of people missing is the husband of a 22-year-old woman, who is still waiting for him to return. Like tens of thousands of Nepalese people in recent days, she went to one of the country’s medical centres to find out whether her husband was among those whose bodies had been recovered in recent days. Caitlin Brown reports.