BSN(@Barristerstreet):🇳🇵 JUST IN: Fresh footage has emerged showing a massive muddy debris flood surging through Mailung in Nepal’s Rasuwa district, engulfing buildings as a man in camouflage can be heard shouting in horror. The terrifying footage captures the sheer force of the flood as it sweeps through the valley, leaving devastation in its path. The people who reportedly recorded the footage are said to have been among those consumed by the catastrophic flood. Nepalese authorities say at least 768 people have died, while 2,502 remain unaccounted for, as rescue and recovery operations continue. The disaster caused widespread destruction across the region, damaging roads, bridges, hydropower infrastructure and settlements.

2026.08.30 21:48

🇳🇵 JUST IN: Fresh footage has emerged showing a massive muddy debris flood surging through Mailung in Nepal’s Rasuwa district, engulfing buildings as a man in camouflage can be heard shouting in horror. The terrifying footage captures the sheer force of the flood as it sweeps through the valley, leaving devastation in its path. The people who reportedly recorded the footage are said to have been among those consumed by the catastrophic flood. Nepalese authorities say at least 768 people have died, while 2,502 remain unaccounted for, as rescue and recovery operations continue. The disaster caused widespread destruction across the region, damaging roads, bridges, hydropower infrastructure and settlements.

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2026.08.27 18:45

🇳🇵 JUST IN: Over 360 deaths have been confirmed after devastating floods swept through Nepal and parts of Tibet/China following a glacial collapse near the Nepal–Tibet border. At least 359 people have died in Nepal, with 3 more deaths reported in Tibet/China, while more than 1,400 people remain missing. The catastrophic surge of water, mud and debris devastated communities, roads, bridges and infrastructure along the Bhotekoshi–Trishuli river system. Rescue and recovery operations are still ongoing, and the casualty figures are expected to be revised as more bodies are recovered.