DIVYA DELHI : Nepal is facing a devastating flood crisis, with the number of people reported missing rising to 4,247, while the death toll has surpassed 900, according to officials. The disaster has caused widespread destruction across several parts of the country, damaging homes, roads, bridges and other critical infrastructure. Rescue and relief operations have been intensified as authorities continue to search for missing people and provide assistance to thousands of affected residents. Emergency teams are working in difficult conditions, with damaged roads and communication networks making access to some areas challenging. Thousands of families have been displaced by the flooding and are seeking shelter, food, clean drinking water and medical assistance. Local authorities and relief agencies are coordinating efforts to deliver essential supplies to communities cut off by the floods. Officials have urged residents in vulnerable areas to remain alert and follow evacuation instructions. The scale of the disaster has raised concerns over further casualties, disease outbreaks and shortages of essential supplies as rescue teams continue their operations.
