Nepal reports 1,114 victims and shrinking survival chances

The floods caused by an avalanche in the Himalayan Mountains over the course of a week have resulted in the deaths of 1,114 people and the disappearance of 3,916 others in Nepal. Additionally, 16 people have died and 546 are missing in Tibet, bringing the total to 1,130 fatalities and 4,462 missing persons. Hope of discovering survivors diminishes as days pass, with rescue efforts focused on stopping searches inside tunnels and rescuing those stranded in hydroelectric projects. Officials confirmed that the debris resulting from the disaster is estimated at 2.2 million tons. Authorities are working to restore the affected areas and provide health and psychological support, amid warnings of worsening health conditions due to the deteriorating facilities and the ongoing seasonal windstorm.

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