Himalayan Flash Floods Kill 353, Leave Over 1,300 Missing
A glacier collapse triggered flash floods in Nepal and Tibet, killing at least 353 people and leaving over 1,300 missing.
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A glacier collapse triggered flash floods in Nepal and Tibet, killing at least 353 people and leaving over 1,300 missing.
A glacier collapse in Nepal unleashed a deadly flood, killing 353 and leaving over 1,300 missing in the Himalayan region.
Rescuers search for hundreds missing after a glacier collapse caused catastrophic floods along the Nepal-China border, leaving widespread destruction.
India dispatches two aircraft with relief supplies to Nepal after devastating floods leave hundreds dead and missing, including 288 Indians.
A glacier collapse likely caused Nepal's deadly flash flood, highlighting the increasing dangers of warming in the Hindu Kush Himalaya.
China and Nepal are jointly searching after a mudslide near Gyirong Port left hundreds missing, including nearly 100 Chinese citizens.
Glacial floods in the Himalayas have left over 100 Mount Kailash pilgrims missing, with at least 168 dead across Nepal and Tibet.
A glacier collapse in Tibet caused deadly floods and mudslides, killing three and leaving 558 missing near the Nepal-China border.
Severe flooding and landslides in Japan's Ishikawa and Toyama prefectures strand residents, close roads, and cut power to over 1,000 homes.
Scientists say climate change is increasing the risk of catastrophic Himalayan floods, though the exact cause of this week's deadly event remains under analysis.
A glacial collapse caused flash floods in Nepal's Nuwakot district, destroying buildings, burying vehicles, and leaving residents with nothing.
Nepal's tourism board reports 476 foreigners from 29 countries missing after floods; India tops the list with 177 nationals.
Central Japan's Hokuriku region faces unprecedented rainfall, with rivers overflowing and landslides prompting the highest alert level.
International aid, including cash and supplies, heads to Nepal after flash floods kill more than 160 and leave hundreds missing.
A catastrophic flood in the Himalayas has left nearly 1,500 people missing in Nepal and Tibet, including hundreds of foreign nationals.
At least 34 Australians are missing after catastrophic floods in Nepal and China, with over 160 confirmed dead and hundreds unaccounted for.
Rescuers in Nepal are searching for hundreds of missing people, including many foreign trekkers, after flash floods killed at least 162.
Flash floods from a glacial collapse on the Nepal-China border have killed at least 160 people, with hundreds more missing.
Flash floods in Tibet's Gyirong County have killed three and left 265 missing near the Nepal border, with rescue operations ongoing.
Flash floods along the Nepal-China border have killed at least 160 people, with hundreds more missing and rescue operations underway.