Nepal ramps up rescue after floods kill over 900

The number of casualties from the devastating floods in Nepal and Tibet has risen to over 900 dead and missing more than 4,700 people, following sudden floods caused by a glacial collapse in the Himalayan mountains on Wednesday. Landslides and floods have destroyed buildings and bridges, with rescue efforts focusing on mountainous and riverine areas. Approximately 90 people are trapped inside tunnels near hydropower stations. Satellite images show that the landslide, recorded as a 5.2 magnitude earthquake, caused a sharp rise in water levels, exacerbating the scale of the disaster.

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