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Video: Nepal appeals for international aid after glacial collapse floods kill over 650, leave ~3,000 missing

Nepal appeals for international aid after glacial collapse floods kill over 650, leave ~3,000 missing

Aug 30, 2026

ITV News segment covers the fourth day of rescue operations following flash floods triggered by a glacial collapse on the Nepal-Tibet border on August 26. It shows survivors arriving at army centers, relatives searching missing-persons lists including specific cases like Milan, devastated villages, and initial aid deliveries amid ongoing rain and infrastructure damage. The report notes Nepal's government appeal for outside assistance for rehabilitation and Chinese teams securing the Tibetan side. Correspondent Neil Connery reports from Kathmandu on aid trucks, power and communications outages, health risks from recovering bodies, and Nepal repeating its call for international help.

Source: ITV News

Video: ABC News covers Nepal-Tibet border glacial flood with death toll near 700 and 3,000 missing

ABC News covers Nepal-Tibet border glacial flood with death toll near 700 and 3,000 missing

Aug 29, 2026

The segment reports on catastrophic flash floods in Nepal's Rasuwa district and the Tibet border triggered by a glacial collapse. It details rising death tolls, widespread destruction shown via aerial and satellite imagery, ongoing rescues including a young girl, and thousands missing amid challenging weather.

Source: ABC News

Video: Nepal reports nearly 3,000 missing after Himalayan flash flood kills over 670

Nepal reports nearly 3,000 missing after Himalayan flash flood kills over 670

Aug 29, 2026

The Al Jazeera segment reports from a military camp in Bidur, Nepal, on rescue efforts following a Wednesday flash flood that destroyed villages along the Nepal-China border. It covers grounded helicopters due to rain, family frustration over delayed aid, highway clearance, and government statements on prioritizing known survivors while accepting foreign technical help, including from China for tunnel rescues.

Source: Al Jazeera English