In Brief
- Flash floods in Nepal have killed 55 people and left over 350 missing.
- India will send relief materials to assist flood-affected areas.
- Indian embassy in Nepal has provided emergency contact numbers for affected nationals.
- Authorities continue rescue operations amid ongoing flash flood crisis.
Flash floods that struck Nepal on August 26 have resulted in the deaths of 55 people, while more than 350 remain missing, officials reported. The floods caused widespread damage across affected regions, disrupting lives and infrastructure.
In response, the Indian government announced it will send relief materials to Nepal to support rescue and rehabilitation efforts. The Indian embassy in Nepal shared emergency contact numbers for Indian citizens affected by the disaster, indicating close coordination between the two countries.
Authorities in Nepal continue search and rescue operations amid challenging conditions caused by the floods. The government has urged the public to remain vigilant and follow safety advisories as efforts to control the situation proceed.
