AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDisaster Toll Update: Nepal’s National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority says 1,204 people have been recovered dead, with 4,216 still missing, as rescue teams intensify searches in Rasuwa and Nuwakot and around hydropower tunnels where about 900 workers are feared trapped. Tunnel Rescue Focus: Authorities say some tunnels may still hold air, food and water, keeping hope alive while drones and heavy equipment are used where roads and access remain badly damaged. Climate Link Push: PM Balendra Shah told lawmakers the floods are tied to rising Himalayan climate risks, urging global action and stronger monitoring and early-warning systems. International Aid and Diplomacy: China is preparing a third batch of emergency relief including Bailey bridges, communications gear and DNA experts; India reports rescuing 166 nationals and sending another IAF flight with medical supplies and rescue equipment. Human Stories and Community Grief: Families across Kathmandu and abroad continue searching hospitals and morgues, while vigils and fundraisers grow as the death toll climbs and identification of victims remains slow.
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