In the ancient mountain kingdom of Nepal, where rivers descend with sudden and terrible force, flash floods have claimed at least 332 lives and swallowed hundreds more into uncertainty — among them over 300 Indian nationals who had come seeking the country's storied landscapes. The disaster has drawn two governments into urgent coordination, as India's External Affairs Minister works to account for citizens whose silence speaks to the scale of what the waters have taken. In the space between the known dead and the unreachable missing, families on both sides of the border wait — a vigil as old
Nepal flash floods death toll reaches 332; India reports 288 nationals uncontactable
332 people confirmed dead with hundreds missing, including over 300 Indian tourists stranded in flood-affected areas.