288 Indians Remain Uncontactable After Nepal Floods, Death Toll Rises To 270

A catastrophic glacier collapse triggered devastating flash floods along the Nepal-China border, described by officials as a tsunami from the sky. The disaster has caused the death toll to rise to at least 273 people, with over 1,300 individuals reported missing. Three districts in Nepal were severely impacted, and 288 Indians remain uncontactable. Landsat 9 imagery captured the collapse effects, while crews continue searching for survivors as Indian states remain on high alert.