In the mountain valleys of Nepal, where the Bhote Koshi River meets the high Himalayas, a catastrophe unfolded on August 26 that has since claimed at least 939 lives and left nearly 4,000 souls unaccounted for. What began as floodwaters has become something more enduring — a crisis of identity, as families gather around numbered bodies in distant hospitals, and a crisis of meaning, as Nepal's Prime Minister insists the world understand that these mountains are not simply flooding but transforming under the weight of a warming climate. The disaster has drawn South Korea, India, and internationa
Nepal PM demands climate action as flood death toll exceeds 939
Over 939 people confirmed dead and 3,925 missing following devastating flash floods in Nepal's Rasuwa and surrounding districts.