Nepal
A landslide blocked the Budhi Gandaki River, causing flooding in five districts of Nepal. Homes and bridges were destroyed; no casualties have been reported.
Ukraine ranked fourth among the least peaceful countries in the 2026 Global Peace Index. Russia topped the list.
Nepal has halted active searches after floods that claimed 1,455 lives, while 5,285 people are considered missing. Nearly $5 billion is needed for recovery.
Nepal will launch a six-year, $50 million project to lower the levels of four glacial lakes. The goal is to prevent dam breaches and floods.
At least 70 people have died in India and Nepal due to floods and landslides. Dozens were injured or remain missing, and rivers have burst their banks.
After the disaster, 56 Ukrainians remain missing, and there are no confirmed victims. The police have opened proceedings regarding 49 people.
In Ukraine, Forestry Workers’ Day is observed, while under the auspices of UNESCO, World Student Sports Day is celebrated. Oncology-gynecology, paella, and the saints are also honored.
Sanjay Sah spent 9 days in a destroyed tunnel, drinking floodwater. He was rescued on the 10th day along with a seriously injured colleague.
After the flood in Nepal, rescuers focused on three hydropower plant tunnels. About 121 missing workers may be there.
Chandika Shrestha survived in an air pocket in a destroyed house after the flood. The disaster claimed more than 1,300 lives, and around 5,000 people are missing.
The flood destroyed China's border port with Nepal. Thirty-one people were killed and 531 are missing, including more than 250 foreigners.
Rescuers pulled two people from the rubble, including a man from a hydropower plant tunnel. After the floods, 1,300 people died and more than 5,000 went missing.
In Nepal, 1,344 people have died and nearly 4,900 are missing. In Tibet, 31 deaths and 531 missing people have been reported.
Rescuers pulled two workers out of a hydroelectric power plant tunnel nine days after the flood. About 900 people are considered missing.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reports that 56 Ukrainians in the disaster zone are still missing. Search and rescue operations are ongoing.
The deaths of 1,066 people have been confirmed in Nepal and Tibet, and around 4,500 people are missing. Among them are 56 Ukrainian citizens.
In the Bidur area, rescuers found 24 bodies under the mud, including a child. Authorities fear there may be more fatalities.
In Nepal, DNA profiling is being conducted to identify unidentified bodies after the natural disaster. The whereabouts of 56 Ukrainians remain unknown.
At least 903 people have died and 4,247 are missing after the floods in Nepal. In Tibet, 16 people have died and 546 are missing.
Fifty-six Ukrainians are still missing in the disaster zone; no deaths or injuries among them have been reported. The search continues.
797 people have died in Nepal and China, while more than 3,000 are missing. New landslides and rising water levels are complicating rescue efforts.
Contact has still not been established with 56 Ukrainians after the floods in Nepal. Rescuers are searching for them among the ruins of the Gyirong border crossing.
Floods and landslides in Nepal and Tibet have claimed 750 lives, while 3,044 people remain missing. China has sent rescuers and aid.
Nepali authorities recorded an increase in the flow of the Bhote Koshi near the affected area. Residents of three districts were urged to remain vigilant; no evacuation was announced.
The lake’s area decreased by 21,000 m² after a glacier collapse. However, a larger body of water was discovered nearby, posing a risk of new floods.
626 bodies were found in Nepal after the floods, including 229 unidentified ones. DNA samples will be taken from everyone before burial in Devghat.
In Nepal, 187 tourists have been found after the floods, but more than 3,000 people remain missing. The total death toll has exceeded 600.
Contact with 56 Ukrainians in the disaster zone in Nepal is still unavailable. There is no information about any Ukrainians killed or injured.
The Foreign Ministry reports that 64 Ukrainians are being searched for after the floods in Nepal and Tibet. There is currently no information about any Ukrainians who were killed or injured.
616 people have died in Nepal, while seven deaths have been confirmed in Tibet. About 2,500 people are missing, and the search is continuing for a fourth day.