Nepal issues a fresh flood warning after a lake on the Tibet side reportedly overflowed. Rescue operations were halted as death toll reaches 469 and over 1,500 remain missing.

Nepal issues a fresh alert after information of another dam burst on the Tibetan side, as rescue operations continue following floods that killed 469.

At least 469 people have been confirmed dead across Nepal and Tibet, while over 1,400 people remain missing, according to authorities.

Heavy rain in the area raised fears that a lake formed by debris from the landslide could breach its banks, sending another surge of water downstream.

Houses, bridges, roads, and other vital infrastructure were either destroyed or severely damaged. On the Chinese side of the border, the mudslide also inundated the Gyirong port.

Nepal Flash Flood: At least 390 people have been confirmed dead across Nepal and Tibet, while more than 1,400 people remain missing, according to authorities.

A magnitude 5.0 earthquake hit China's Tibet region. This follows deadly flash floods and warnings of new flood risks.

Chellaney said that human interventions by China on the Tibetan side may have intensified the flooding and its downstream effects.

The daughters of missing US-based couple Deepak and Madhu Ahuja remain hopeful as search efforts continue after devastating floods hit the Nepal-Tibet border region.

Chinese authorities provided limited information about the scale and impact of the disaster, with state media largely focusing on rescue and relief operations.