Nepal - The death toll from floods in Tibet rises to 1,301, 5,339

Death toll rises nine days after the sweeping floods in Nepal and Tibet 1,301 people are still missing at the same time, 5,339 are still missing, with hundreds of foreign nationals from at least 34 countries, according to a BBC report.

The latest death toll in Nepal has reached 1,280, and 4,798 people have not yet been found there.

The death toll in Tibet has risen to 21. Local officials said in a press conference yesterday while 541 are still missing in Tibet.

As a result, a total of 1,301 deaths have been confirmed in this terrible flood in Nepal and Tibet. And 5 thousand 339 people are still missing.

The floods are believed to have hundreds of foreign nationals, which are said to be missing, with the local rescue teams looking for the missing, and the relevant authorities of different countries are keeping an eye on the situation.

Meanwhile, rescue operations in Nepal have been intensified, with more than half a dozen hydropower projects in the country, which are expected to be trapped inside the tunnels.

Rescuers are conducting raids to find people trapped in the tunnels, but the terrible Rescue operations have become difficult in remote and affected areas after the flood.

Nine days ago, when there was a sudden flood in various parts of Nepal and Tibet, there was a massive loss of life and infrastructure damage, and the flood waters damaged many houses, roads and other structures, while rescue operations continue to find a large number of missing people.