Nepal Flash Flood Disaster: Hundreds feared dead- Page 2

Very sad incident. I was supposed to be travelling during this but for some reason the plan didn't happen.

One of my friend who has gone just got saved by a day as the building in which they were supposed to stay got washed out.

Originally posted by: vijay

Very sad incident. I was supposed to be travelling during this but for some reason the plan didn't happen.

One of my friend who has gone just got saved by a day as the building in which they were supposed to stay got washed out.

The damage in Nepal is enormous, beyond words. Very unfortunate.

It's really very sad. Lot of Indian Pilgrims are also missing. Hope they r found soon....🙏

Some of the missing pilgrims in Nepal flash floods.

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Rescue efforts continue in Nepal and Tibet as fears grow for those still missing amid a looming possibility of fresh flood risks in the Himalayas.

Photo journalists on the ground have captured the scale of the destruction on the border of Nepal and Tibet.

A child holds the hands of a health worker during treatment at an army rescue camp in Trishuli Batar, Nepal.

Debris lines a muddy river bank near Gyirong Port in south-western Tibet.Anonymous/Xinhua via AP

A rescuer assists a resident through heavy mud following the floods in Trishuli, Nepal.

Aerial images highlight scale of destruction

ByDaniel Lo Surdo

Newly released aerial images have captured the scale of devastation wrought by floods on the border between Nepal and China.

Aerial images of the Rasuwagadhi border crossing shows the sludge from the catastrophic floods blanketing the entire township.

The buildings, basketball court, carpark and river that were once key landmarks are now completely invisible from the air, buried in the debris from the disaster.

Satellite images demonstrate the scale of destruction on the border between Nepal and Tibet.