Nepal Flood Survivors Search for Homes and Loved Ones

A huge flood of water, mud and rocks hit parts of Nepal last month.

It was caused by a glacial collapse in the mountains.

Many homes, roads, schools and businesses were buried or swept away.

At least 1,386 people died, and 5,130 are still missing in Nepal.

Survivors return to their towns to look for family members and belongings.

Some people find only mud where their houses once stood.

Many residents received warnings, but the flood arrived so quickly that they had little time to escape.

Families now live in tents and are unsure whether they can rebuild their lives there.