Nepal Floods Live Updates: At least 579 people have died in Nepal and seven in Tibet, while more than 2,400 remain missing on both sides of the border.

Days after the devastating flash floods in Nepal and Tibet killed hundreds, reports are emerging that China's control over information is hampering the overall assessment of the damage caused in Tibet.

Rescue teams are operating in the affected areas, but there has been no information about the group so far.

More than 2,400 people remain missing across Nepal and Tibet after a glacial collapse triggered devastating floods, while rescuers continue searching through mud and debris for survivors

By Osama Ali Key Takeaways: Flash floods along the Nepal–China border have killed at least 579 people; more than 200 are missing in Nepal and Chinese media put 558 missing in Tibet’s Gyirong County (including 260 foreigners), with possible...

And, at least 32 Canadians and permanent residents remain missing after Tibet-Nepal border floods

Nepal’s disaster authorities said 579 people had died across eight districts, while seven deaths were reported in Tibet.

By Fabrice Robinet Key Takeaways: A Himalayan slope failure on Wednesday (registered as magnitude 5.2) sent ice, rock, and water down the Lhende Khola/Bhotekoshi system; by Friday more than 500 were reported dead in Nepal and Tibet and over 1,500...

A team of 21 Chinese rescuers and a search-and-rescue dog reached the checkpoint after crossing mountains and valleys and using ropes to navigate forests and steep cliffs.

Key Takeaways: Ten years after the 2016 escalation in Xinjiang, Human Rights Watch says mass detention, imprisonment, surveillance, cultural and religious restrictions, travel controls, and pressure on Uyghurs abroad continue, despite Beijing’s claims of normalcy. HRW cites UN findings...