Everything We Know About Nepal’s Catastrophic Floods
At least 579 people have been killed, while almost 2,500 remain missing, including 41 Australians.
A glacier collapse on August 26th caused catastrophic flash floods in Nepal and Tibet, killing at least 579 people and leaving nearly 2,500 missing. The disaster impacted over 90,000 people, with 41 Australians among the missing, including those on hiking tours and a group of Hindu-Australians on a pilgrimage.
- A glacier collapse on August 26th triggered massive flash floods in Nepal and Tibet.
- At least 579 people have been killed, and almost 2,500 are missing.
- More than 90,000 people were affected by the disaster.
- 41 Australians are among the missing, including hikers and a group on a pilgrimage.
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