Nepal rescue teams successfully extract a woman from a buried house, 10 days after the flash flood disaster, as other miraculous rescues offer hope amid rising casualties.

Taking out a high-interest loan for 13 USD to cover expenses, Talka Sada walked tens of kilometers searching for his 19-year-old son who went missing after a flash flood on 26/8 in northern Nepal.

The devastating flash floods in Nepal exposed vulnerabilities that rendered early warning systems powerless against nature's immense destructive force.

Over 1,200 dead, nearly 4,800 missing, as rescue and search operations continue alongside efforts to restore transportation routes.

Nepal's rescue teams are striving to find those still trapped in hydropower tunnels, but hope is fading as they continuously encounter dead ends.

Following the flash flood, many survivors in Nepal are grappling with severe insomnia, recurring nightmares, and a profound psychological crisis.

Zoyal Ghale, 8, miraculously survived a flash flood that leveled his primary school in Rasuwa district by climbing a tall tree.

China reports that a landslide-dammed lake formed upstream after a flash flood has overflowed, prompting Nepal to urge rescue forces and downstream residents to move to higher ground.

Indian rescue teams discovered three bodies in Uttar Pradesh state, believed to be victims of the Nepal disaster swept 150 km by floodwaters.

Experts report that the powerful flood in Nepal, laden with mud, sand, gravel, and boulders, resembles high-speed liquid concrete, possessing twice the destructive force of water.

The Vietnamese Embassy in China and the Vietnamese Embassy in India, which is also accredited to Nepal, stated that no Vietnamese citizens have been reported affected by the flash floods.

From the helicopter cockpit, pilot Budathoki witnessed 5-6 meter flood waves tossing vehicles and uprooting trees along the riverbank.