Pilgrims, mostly Indian, including 93 Nepalis, were preparing to cross into Tibet on Wednesday when a flash flood swept away roads and infrastructure in Rasuwa.

The flood swept through Timure, Syabrubesi and other downstream areas on Wednesday morning, leaving at least seven dead.

An initial assessment suggests an avalanche blocked the Lhende river, while authorities investigate whether a glacial lake also burst.

At least 25 people have been rescued as of Wednesday afternoon, according to the Nepali Army spokesperson.

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Homes and bridges have been swept away, while some residents have watched helplessly as family members were carried away by the flood, and many others remain missing.

The destruction has cut a key trade route to the China border, with several bridges swept away and damage assessments still underway.

A flash flood from Tibet has caused widespread damage in Nepal’s Rasuwa district, with security personnel missing and the full extent of the casualties and destruction still unknown.

Nepal mobilises security forces, medical teams and helicopters as authorities evacuate downstream communities after a sudden flood struck Syabrubesi and surrounding areas.

A sudden surge in the Bhotekoshi river has damaged settlements and infrastructure in Timure and Syabrubesi, with authorities warning of rising water levels and possible flooding downstream along the Trishuli river.

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