About 90 Americans still missing after catastrophic Nepal flash floods kill hundreds, US officials say

Catastrophic flash floods triggered by a glacial collapse on the Nepal-China border have killed at least 160 people. Hundreds remain missing, including approximately 90 Americans and 400 individuals in Nepal, many of whom were pilgrims traveling to a sacred Hindu site. While the U.S. State Department reports that three Americans have been rescued, officials state they are currently unaware of any U.S. deaths resulting from the disaster. Rescue operations continue as the region faces severe devastation.