Rescuers in Nepal and China raced on Sunday to locate thousands of people missing after a glacier collapse triggered a devastating mudslide across the Himalayas. Authorities said the death toll had climbed sharply, while thousands remained unaccounted for on both sides of the border. The disaster swept ice, rocks, mud and debris through valleys and rivers. More than 90,000 people are believed to have been affected, while difficult terrain and rising waters continue to hamper rescue efforts.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You May Also Like

Rights groups say Palestinians face ‘systemic abuse’ in Israeli prisons

In the shadow of the war raging in Gaza, record numbers of…

Attacks on UN peacekeepers in Lebanon ‘must cease immediately’: Spanish Premier

The Spanish prime minister has expressed solidarity with Lebanon during a phone…

Jordan says deadly Israeli strikes on Rafah comprise war crimes

Jordan has described Israel’s overnight strikes on Rafah as war crimes and…

Global support grows for genocide case against Israel at ICJ

A host of countries, political parties, trade unions and rights groups from…