Archive · 30 Aug 2026
Nepal Flood Alert Continues As 675 Killed, Indians Missing
Flooding in Nepal has caused 675 deaths, according to the report.
Nepal is also under a new flood alert.
The Indian government says 108 Indians have been rescued.
More than 275 Indian nationals are still missing or cannot be reached.
Another 128 people of Indian origin are also missing or uncontactable.
More than 900 Indians stranded on the Chinese side are in contact with the MEA.
About 50 Indians who could not previously be reached have been contacted again.
Chinese government sources said 598 Indian nationals safely entered Nepal from China over the last two days.
The death toll has reached 675 as Nepal remains under a fresh flood alert.
The Indian government said 108 Indians have been rescued so far.
More than 275 Indian nationals and 128 people of Indian origin remain missing or uncontactable.
Over 900 Indians stranded on the Chinese side are in contact with the MEA.
A total of 598 Indian nationals reportedly crossed from China into Nepal safely during the last two days.
- Who
- The affected people include Indians, Indian nationals, and people of Indian origin, alongside others affected by the disaster.
- What
- Flooding has killed 675 people, while rescue, contact, and evacuation efforts continue for Indians in the region.
- When
- The report says 108 Indians have been rescued to date, and 598 crossed into Nepal from China during the last two days.
- Where
- Nepal, China, and the Chinese side of the region are mentioned.
- Reported deaths
- 675 people
- Indians rescued
- 108
- Indian nationals missing or uncontactable
- More than 275
- People of Indian origin missing or uncontactable
- 128
- Indians stranded on Chinese side
- Over 900, in contact with the MEA
- Indian nationals who crossed into Nepal
- 598 in the last two days
- Contacts restored
- Around 50 Indian nationals