Nepal seeks 4,200 missing people and plans 20,000 new homes
Nepal has recovered from the devastating floods that occurred in August, which resulted in approximately 1,204 deaths and displaced thousands more, with over 4,200 people reported missing. The collapse of a glacier caused a massive flow of ice, rocks, and mud, leading to the complete destruction of about 7,500 homes and the partial damage of around 20,000 others. Estimates indicate that many of these homes remain uninhabitable. Authorities are working to rebuild homes in safe areas away from disaster zones, while rescue efforts continue to find trapped survivors inside tunnels linked to hydroelectric projects. International teams and experts, led by the Nepalese army, are participating in the search, and rescue operations are ongoing despite challenging conditions.
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