- Indian embassies in Beijing and Kathmandu assist nationals, while Odisha aids people stranded in Nepal due to floods.
- Drone teams were deployed from Kathmandu for disaster response operations in Nepal.
- Flash flood overwhelmed national infrastructure and capital city of Kathmandu in Nepal.
Foreign Office coordinates consular operations and deploys aid teams to flood-stricken Nepal.
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Updated Aug 31
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Foreign Office coordinates consular operations and deploys aid teams to flood-stricken Nepal.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Foreign Office coordinates consular operations and deploys aid to Kathmandu, Nepal.1 source
International SAR and consular support confirmed in Nepal.1 source
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Flash flood overwhelmed national infrastructure and capital city of Kathmandu in Nepal.Also in this story
- A missing person search has been initiated in the Kathmandu area, specifically focusing on the Upper Trishuli- 1 work site.
- Police reported on the current road status in the Kathmandu area following the major incident.
- Flash floods along the border of Nepal have entered their fourth day, with the capital city of Kathmandu serving as the main gathering point for victims.
- Catastrophic flash flooding in Kathmandu, Nepal, has led to the hospital serving as a central disaster response hub.
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- Nepal Police deployed for search and rescue operations in Kathmandu.
- Government of Nepal manages disaster response operations.
- The Government of Nepal receives funds to aid in the ongoing flood relief efforts.
- Rescue teams were dispatched from Kathmandu on October 1, 2026, to assist in a disaster.
- A team from SMART is deployed to Nepal for flood relief, coordinated by the Malaysian government bodies including the NSC and Foreign Affairs Ministry.