
At Least 14 Killed, Dozen Missing in Nepal Floods and Landslides
Heavy rainfall triggered flooding and landslides across parts of Nepal, killing at least 14 people and leaving 11 others missing.

Heavy rainfall triggered flooding and landslides across parts of Nepal, killing at least 14 people and leaving 11 others missing.
Authorities report a rising death toll over three days as rivers rise above danger levels in both countries.

Heavy rains triggered flash floods and landslides across parts of India and Nepal, leaving at least 19 dead and 10 missing.
Ten people are missing after an avalanche struck the Himlung Himal peak in western Nepal, part of a spell of heavy rain and snow that has also triggered landslides and flooding elsewhere in the country.

Most victims were killed by landslides or drowned in vehicles trapped in low-lying, flooded areas.
Continued rainfall has hampered clearance efforts on key routes linking Kathmandu with other parts of the country.
Heavy rains have hit Japan ahead of the typhoon's expected landfall, prompting a top-level landslide warning for part of the Izu Island chain, Anadolu Agency reported.
Ibrahim Kanaan asked prosecutors to determine responsibility for flooding and landslides that struck the Mkaless area.