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  • 5 weeks ago
The death toll from deadly flash floods in Nepal has crossed the 1,000 mark following the disaster that hit the Himalayan nation on August 26. Nearly 4,000 people remain missing, while over 11,000 individuals have been rescued so far. Rescue operations face mounting challenges due to the threat of impending monsoon rains. A significant number of those reported missing include Indian pilgrims and tourists visiting the country.

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00:00The big breaking news is coming in from Nepal, where the debt toll has crossed a thousand.
00:06A country reeling from the deadly flash floods that hit the Himalayan nation on August 26th.
00:13That's right, the debt toll crossing the thousand mark, with nearly 4,000 people still missing.
00:19Over 11,000 people have been rescued till now.
00:23But the worrying signs are that there could be more monsoon rains in the offering,
00:27making rescue operations even more difficult at the moment.
00:32Remember, a number of those who are missing remain Indian pilgrims and tourists.

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