Flood deaths in Nepal and Tibet reach 543
The devastating floods that struck the border area between Nepal and Tibet this week have resulted in more than 543 deaths, with the search for missing persons ongoing. The number of missing individuals exceeds 1,500 from over 30 countries, including tourists, hikers, and Hindu pilgrims. Heavy rains and floods have destroyed roads and cut off contact with 910 people. Rescue teams have been dispatched to the affected areas, utilizing drones and inflatable boats to save the injured. Experts estimate that the cost of reconstructing the infrastructure will reach at least $5 billion, while the Red Cross confirms that around 93,000 people have been directly affected and are in urgent need of aid.
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