Nepal continues to face a devastating flood crisis, with the death toll from flash floods rising to more than 1,250. Several parts of the country have been severely affected by torrential rainfall, flash floods and landslides, leaving widespread destruction in their wake. Homes, roads and key infrastructure have been damaged, while thousands of people remain unaccounted for.
Rescue teams and security personnel continue to search through debris and reach isolated communities. Thousands of survivors have been rescued and moved to safer locations, but difficult terrain, damaged roads and disrupted connectivity are making relief operations challenging. Authorities are also working to provide food, medical assistance and temporary shelter to affected families.
With thousands still missing, the focus is now increasingly shifting from rescue operations to large-scale relief and rehabilitation. The disaster has created a major humanitarian challenge for Nepal, as authorities assess the extent of the damage and work to restore essential services in the worst-hit areas.