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Nepal Flood Update News: Disaster comes, creates devastation and goes away, but leaves behind only lives turned into debris, deep wounds that never heal and the immense pain of losing loved ones, which no word in the world can express. This terrible flood in Nepal has destroyed the laughing families in a moment. Today, the photographs of loved ones hanging outside the hospitals of Kathmandu and the helpless eyes searching for their loved ones amidst the debris are screaming and telling the story of this human tragedy.

616 people died (Nepal Flood Update)

According to the information received by the media, it is being told that after the tragedy in Nepal (Nepal Flood Update), the death toll is continuously increasing. According to official figures of Nepal Police, 626 people have died so far, while more than 2,000 people are still missing. The army and the local administration are trying to search for lives by removing the debris, but due to heavy mud, the rescue operation is facing a lot of difficulties. The foul smell coming from the dead bodies buried under the debris amid the scorching heat and water is now troubling the rescue team and the local people.

Due to which the risk of epidemic spreading there has also increased. A huge crowd of people searching for their loved ones is gathering outside Bir Hospital and TU Teaching Hospital in Kathmandu. Posters of missing people are being pasted on the walls and there are cries outside the mortuary for identification of their loved ones.

people looking for their loved ones

Pemla Tamang is also a face in this helpless crowd gathered outside the hospitals of Kathmandu. Pemla is frantically searching for her missing uncle with the photo in her hand. His uncle used to work in a hydropower project near the Nepal-China border, but no trace of him has been found since this terrible flood.

With a heavy heart and tears in her eyes, Pemla says that she herself wants to go to search for them amidst the debris, just hoping for some help from the government. How many eyes like Pemla’s are today searching for their entire universe in the posters pasted on the walls of Kathmandu.

This terrible form of nature has given such wounds to Nepal which will take years to heal. At present, the eyes of the whole world are fixed on this rescue operation and everyone is praying for the safety of the people trapped under the debris.