- India extended humanitarian assistance to Nepal.
- Flash floods in Nepal are affecting citizens from South Goa, leading to official tracing efforts coordinated through the Ministry of External Affairs.
- India is providing humanitarian assistance to Nepal, with the Ministry of External Affairs tracking missing Indian nationals.
- The Ministry of External Affairs is responding to the flash flood crisis in Nepal.
Flash floods caused by the increased flow of the Bhote Koshi River led to rising death tolls and missing persons in Nepal.
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Updated Aug 26
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Flash floods caused by the increased flow of the Bhote Koshi River led to rising death tolls and missing persons in Nepal.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Laxmi Pariyar was reported missing during the Bhotekoshi floods in Gosainkunda Rural Municipality.Sub-event
- Lee Know donated funds to support flood victims, an act announced by JYP Entertainment.Sub-event
Flood flow in the Bhote Koshi River increased further, affecting Nepal.1 source
Bhote Koshi River increased flow and volume, causing flash floods and casualties in Nepal.1 source
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Nepal
country in South Asia
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- Citizens from Tamil Nadu are stranded in Nepal due to flash floods.
- A sudden flash flood entered Nepal from the Chinese side on August 1st, originating from an avalanche and glacial collapse.