Nepal floods cause 193 deaths with over 30 still missing as rescue efforts ramp up
Flooding and landslides in Nepal have resulted in 193 deaths, with 31 people still missing. The capital, Kathmandu, experienced severe rainfall, leading to significant flooding and injuries to 96 individuals. A landslide near Kathmandu killed around 36 people. Rescue efforts have intensified as weather conditions improve. Temporary shelters will be established for those displaced, and financial aid will be provided to victims' families. Schools and colleges across Nepal will be closed for three days. In northern Bangladesh, about 60,000 people are affected by flooding due to heavy rains. Residents are seeking shelter on roads and embankments as river levels rise but remain below danger levels.