Nepal School Holiday Today (August 27): Nepal school holiday August 27: Check whether schools are open or closed after deadly flash floods and landslides. Check the latest closure updates, affected areas, safety advice and official announcements. The post Nepal...

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PM Modi speaks to Nepal PM, assures all possible assistance as India steps up efforts to help affected Indians

At least 133 Indian nationals are among hundreds of people reported missing after a sudden flashflood tore through Nepal’s Rasuwa district along the Tibet border on Wednesday, killing at least 72 persons across seven districts and triggering a massive...

Nepal Flash Floods: More than 100 people were killed and over 750, including 133 Indian nationals, remain missing after the flash flood originating in Tibet swept through central Nepal.

The pilgrims were travelling in three buses towards Tibet when the region was hit by flash floods

Nepal-Tibet Border Flash Flood: Nepal flash floods have killed 157 people and left nearly 500 missing, including 133 Indians, as rescue teams deploy helicopters and India sends relief supplies amid rising flood risks. The post Nepal-Tibet Border Flash Flood:...

Nepal Flash Flood Live Update: Nepal flash floods leave dozens dead and hundreds missing after a Tibet-origin deluge, while India issues a Gandak River alert and Bihar evacuates vulnerable residents amid rising waters. The post Nepal Flash Flood Live...

Speaking to ANI, Maa Gambhiri, coordinator at Isha Sacred Walks, said the foundation has been unable to establish contact with the group after the floods disrupted communication networks.

The Kathmandu Post, citing the PMO, confirmed that 60 workers connected to various hydropower projects in the area remain out of contact. Furthermore, 484 tourists, including 391 foreign nationals and 93 domestic travellers, are currently unreachable.