Catastrophic floods caused by a glacier collapse kill at least 273, with more than 1,300 missing

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A catastrophic glacier collapse triggered a magnitude 5.2 landslide, causing deadly flash floods and mudflows across the Nepal-Tibet border. At least 273 people have died, and over 1,300 remain missing, including foreign tourists and pilgrims near Mount Kailash. The disaster swept away entire villages in the Nuwakot district, specifically Devighat. The Nepalese army has rescued more than 100 individuals, while international aid supports expanding rescue efforts to locate survivors amidst the ice and rock debris.
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