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Death toll rises to 157 in Nepal-Tibet flash floods as hundreds remain missing

Nepal's foreign minister says an earthquake-triggered landslide may have blocked a river before flooding swept through villages, with over 800 people, mostly tourists, unaccounted for.

NXEWS NewsroomAug 27, 2026, 1:12 AMUpdated 3 d ago2 min read

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Nepal's authorities reported 403 people missing from the floods, including 341 foreign nationals.
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Nepal's tourist board said the missing include more than 100 from India, 54 from the US, and 33 from the UK.
~~An earthquake-triggered landslide may have blocked a river before flooding swept through villages.~~
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