5,285 people still unaccounted for in Bhotekoshi floods
Summary
A total of 5,285 people remain unaccounted for after the devastating Bhotekoshi floods, while 1,451 bodies have been recovered and 13,795 people rescued. DNA samples are being collected to help identify victims as rescue and relief efforts continue across affected areas.
Key Points
- 5,285 people are still missing after the Bhotekoshi floods, according to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority.
- The bodies of 1,451 people have been recovered so far, and two others died during treatment.
- A total of 13,795 people have been rescued, with 1,113 currently sheltering in 21 holding centers.
- DNA samples have been collected from 2,060 individuals to assist in victim identification, while 7 injured people remain under treatment.
