Nepal-China flood survivors reach safe areas as families await news of nearly 3,000 missing

Rescue efforts in Nepal and China, devastated by flash floods, are ongoing as authorities find survivors and transport them to safety. The death toll has risen to 676 with nearly 3,000 people missing across both regions. Relief centers are receiving evacuees, including infants and the elderly, while families anxiously await news of their loved ones.

• Rescue operations for catastrophic flash floods along the Nepal-China border have entered their fourth day.
• As of Saturday, the combined death toll in Nepal and Tibet reached 676, with nearly 3,000 people missing.
• Chinese authorities reported seven deaths and over 550 missing.
• Helicopters are transporting survivors and aid, including food and clothing, to relief centers.
• Families are waiting anxiously for news of missing loved ones.
• Survivors, some arriving with only the clothes they are wearing, are receiving medical attention at relief centers.