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Central Nepal floods have caused catastrophic destruction, with around 750 people reported dead and more than 3,000 missing across Nepal and Tibet. Rescue teams are battling destroyed roads, bridges, landslides and dangerous river conditions as authorities issue fresh flood warnings.

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00:00Central Nepal is facing a catastrophic flood disaster, with the death toll from devastating
00:05flash floods across Nepal and Tibet now rising to around 750 people.
00:10More than 3,000 people are still missing, while rescue teams continue searching through
00:15mud, debris, destroyed roads, and flooded river valleys.
00:19And tonight, authorities are warning that the danger may not be over yet.
00:24The disaster began after powerful flash floods swept through communities along the Nepal-China
00:29border, devastating areas connected to the Trishuli and Botakoshi river systems.
00:35Entire homes, vehicles, bridges, and farmland have been buried under thick layers of mud
00:41and sediment.
00:42In some areas, the force of the water was so powerful that massive rocks were carried downstream,
00:47while riverside villages were transformed into fields of debris.
00:51The scale of destruction has made rescue operations extremely difficult.
00:55According to the latest figures reported on Sunday, Nepal has recorded 734 deaths, with
01:022,498 people still missing.
01:05Across the border in Tibet, Chinese authorities have reported another 16 deaths and 546 missing
01:11people.
01:12Together, that brings the reported death toll to approximately 750, with more than 3,000 people
01:19unaccounted for.
01:20Despite the enormous destruction, rescue teams are continuing to find survivors.
01:26Helicopters, drones, emergency workers, and local authorities are being deployed to reach
01:31communities that have been cut off by destroyed roads and bridges.
01:34In several locations, relief supplies are being delivered by drone because ground access remains
01:40extremely difficult.
01:41But poor weather has also disrupted aerial rescue operations, slowing efforts to reach
01:46some of the worst-hit areas.
01:48For families waiting at relief centers, every hour brings uncertainty.
01:53Many are still waiting for information about relatives and loved ones who disappeared when the floodwaters
01:58swept through their communities.
02:00And now, there is another major concern.
02:03Nepalese authorities have warned residents in flood-affected districts to remain on high alert
02:07after water levels increased in the Botakoshi River.
02:11Flood warnings were reportedly sent directly to people's phones as authorities monitored
02:15the situation.
02:16In Gauchi, residents were seen moving toward higher ground while watching the swollen river
02:21rush past.
02:22The warning comes after Chinese authorities informed their Nepalese counterparts about increased
02:27water flow upstream.
02:29That means communities already devastated by the first disaster are now facing the frightening
02:33possibility of another flood.
02:35The destruction is not limited to homes.
02:38Major bridges have been destroyed, electricity infrastructure has been damaged, and important
02:43roads remain difficult to pass.
02:45The Prithavi Highway, a critical route for bringing food, fuel, and other supplies into
02:50Kathmandu, has also suffered damage in some sections.
02:54For people living in remote mountain communities, losing a bridge or road can mean losing their
02:59only connection to emergency assistance.
03:01And with power lines twisted through the mud and communication and transportation networks
03:06disrupted, rebuilding could take a long time.
03:08The geography of the Himalayas makes disasters like this particularly dangerous.
03:14Steep mountain valleys can turn rivers into extremely powerful torrents within a very short period
03:18of time.
03:19Earlier reports have also pointed to an ice and rock avalanche or glacial collapse as a possible
03:25trigger for the initial flooding.
03:27Scientists have repeatedly warned that a warming Himalayan environment can increase risks linked
03:32to unstable glaciers, snow, and mountain lakes.
03:36But investigators are still working to establish the exact sequence of events behind this catastrophe.
03:41For now, the priority is clear.
03:44Find the missing, rescue those still trapped, deliver food, water, and medical assistance,
03:50and protect communities from any new surge of water.
03:54The central Nepal floods have already become one of the region's most devastating recent
03:58disasters.
03:59With hundreds of lives lost, thousands still missing, and fresh flood warnings being issued,
04:04the emergency is far from over.
04:07Rescue operations are continuing and authorities are urging people in vulnerable areas to stay
04:12alert and move to higher ground if warnings are issued.
04:14This is News Plus Globe.
04:17Stay with us for the latest verified updates on the Nepal floods, rescue operations and developments
04:22across the Himalayas.
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