The deadly flood in Nepal and Tibet: At least 160 dead and over 1,000 missing, of which 260 are foreigners

Tibet, located in the southwest of China, was hit on Wednesday by a devastating landslide, resulting in the disappearance of 558 people. Among them, 260 are foreign citizens, according to statements from local authorities, quoted by the public television CCTV. The incident has raised concerns and mobilized rescue teams to search for survivors.

In Nepal, 165 people have been declared dead, with the number of victims expected to rise in the coming hours. Authorities have reported 826 missing persons, of which nearly 600 are foreign citizens.

Authorities continue to monitor the situation and provide updated information about the search and rescue operations.