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A week after severe floods in Nepal caused by a glacial collapse, search and rescue operations are ongoing, with over 1,100 confirmed dead and nearly 4,000 missing. The UN estimates the disaster left approximately 2.2 million tonnes of debris, affecting multiple hydropower stations and prompting calls for compensation from major greenhouse gas emitters.
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A week after severe floods in Nepal caused by a glacial collapse, search and rescue operations are ongoing, with over 1,100 confirmed dead and nearly 4,000 missing. The UN estimates the disaster left approximately 2.2 million tonnes of debris, affecting multiple hydropower stations and prompting calls for compensation from major greenhouse gas emitters.
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Nepal search operations continue a week after catastrophic floods
Search Operations Ongoing in Nepal Following Severe Floods