Death Toll Continues to Rise After Devastating Floods in Nepal and Tibet

Rescue operations are ongoing in Nepal and Tibet following the devastating floods that have resulted in a death toll reaching 750. More than 3,000 people remain unaccounted for.

Authorities have warned rescue teams about the risk of rising water levels, which could complicate ongoing search and rescue efforts.

Chinese authorities reported on Sunday that 16 people have died in Tibet, with 546 still missing. Among those missing are 261 foreign nationals, including 104 from Nepal, 49 from India, 33 from Latvia, 18 from the United States, and 15 from the United Kingdom, according to China's state television.

According to Nepalese authorities, the death toll in the country stands at 734, with 2,498 people still missing. Meanwhile, rescuers have managed to evacuate more than 3,700 people from the disaster area.