Rescuers Pull Survivors from Mud After Nepal’s Fatal Flash Floods

Video footage shows army and police forces struggling to reach the disaster zone on the Tibet side while pulling victims from the mud along the Nepal‑Tibet border.

The flash floods, triggered by heavy monsoon rains, swept through the border region killing over 160 people and leaving hundreds missing.

Rescuers faced difficult terrain and flooded roads, but small boats and improvised lifelines were deployed to reach isolated communities.

Local authorities have called for international aid and are coordinating with U.N. agencies to continue search and rescue operations.

People in neighboring villages are evacuating to safer high ground, while medical teams set up emergency response centers across the affected areas.

In a related development, the Tibetan side reports that many of the missing survivors were trapped in the silt‑filled ravines, with rescue teams working around the clock.

The United Nations has dispatched a humanitarian contingent to assist in relief efforts.