Nepal flood death toll reaches 1,287
Summary
The death toll from the flash flood in Nepal has reached 1,287, with thousands still unaccounted for and extensive damage reported across eight districts. Rescue teams, including the Nepali Army, police and Armed Police Force, are continuing search, relief and recovery operations.
Key Points
- Authorities said 1,287 bodies, including human remains, have been recovered across eight flood-affected districts.
- More than 5,300 people have received medical treatment, while about 5,083 people remain unaccounted for.
- The Nepali Army, Nepal Police and Armed Police Force have deployed more than 21,000 personnel for rescue and recovery operations.
- The disaster has destroyed thousands of homes and damaged roads, bridges, schools, health facilities and government buildings.
