Death toll rises to 469 in Nepal floods and landslides
As the death toll from floods and landslides in Nepal continues to rise, it has been reported that 1,300 people remain missing. Rescue teams have been withdrawn due to the risk of further flooding.
The toll from the flood and landslide disaster that struck Nepal on Wednesday is worsening. According to the information provided, the number of people who lost their lives in the disaster has risen to 469.
While search operations for the missing continue in the region following the disaster, it was stated that 1,300 people remain unaccounted for. Search and rescue teams were conducting their operations with caution due to difficult terrain conditions and the risk of further disasters.
Following a warning from China, it was assessed that a second flood could occur in the region. After experts warned that any movement in the area could trigger a new deluge, search and rescue teams were ordered to withdraw.
The report stated that a dam collapse was reported in the region and that satellite imagery revealed the destruction caused by the disaster. It is stated that the priority of the authorities is to prevent new risks and to ensure that operations regarding the missing can be continued under safe conditions.
News Source: 12punto
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