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The Missing In Nepal-Tibet Flash Floods
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The Missing In Nepal-Tibet Flash Floods

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At least 4,471 people were listed as missing on Monday, with a further 955 confirmed dead, after the flash floods and landslides that hit the Nepal-Tibet border.

The figures are likely to change, which is not uncommon in the chaos after a major disaster.

Here are the latest numbers:

 

In Total: 4,471 Missing

Nepal’s disaster agency reduced the total number of people missing on its side of the border to 3,925 on Monday, saying there were also 939 confirmed deaths.

The number of missing in Tibet is 546, with 16 others dead, China’s state broadcaster CCTV reported on Sunday.

Together, the total missing stands at 4,471 and the total dead at 955.

Nepal’s disaster agency said Monday that 592 foreigners were unaccounted for, without listing them by nationality.

Chinese officials said on Sunday at least 261 foreign nationals were among those unaccounted for there.

In India, authorities said they had recovered 17 bodies from rivers flowing from Nepal, believed to be flood victims.

However, they are not included in the toll at this time.

Nepal flood
Houses lie partially submerged in muddy water along a riverside after flash floods at Trishuli Bazar in Nepal’s Nuwakot district on August 26, 2026. Photo by PRABIN RANABHAT / AFP

Nepal

Among the missing are 639 people working on hydropower projects, 45 Nepali Army soldiers, 38 police officers and 18 customs and immigration officers.

At least 1,158 people are unaccounted for in the hard-hit district of Nuwakot.

China’s CCTV said on Sunday that 104 Nepali nationals were missing in Tibet.

 

China

China’s foreign ministry said on Thursday that nearly 100 Chinese nationals were among the missing in Nepal.

The Nepal Tourism Board said eight Chinese were unaccounted for but that 16 had been rescued.

 

India

India’s foreign ministry said on Saturday that 275 citizens were missing, and an additional 128 persons of Indian origin.

Chinese state media said Sunday that 49 Indian nationals were missing in Tibet.

 

United States

About 85 US citizens were missing, the State Department said on Sunday, adding that nine had been rescued. It said it was not aware of any US fatalities.

The Nepal Tourism Board put the figure at 65 missing on Friday, and two rescued.

Eighteen US citizens were still missing in Tibet, Chinese state media said on Sunday.

 

 Ukraine

The Nepal Tourism Board put the number of Ukrainians still missing on Friday at 61.

Ukraine’s embassy in Nepal said on Friday it was aware of 62 of its citizens with whom contact had been lost, revising its earlier numbers upwards by six.

Chinese state media said one Ukrainian was missing in Tibet.

 

Malaysia

The Nepal Tourism Board put the number missing at 51.

Chinese state media said three Malaysians were missing in Tibet.

 

Australia

The number of Australians missing stood at 42 on Sunday.

 

 United Kingdom

Thirty-three people from the United Kingdom were missing, the Nepal Tourism Board figures showed on Friday.

In Tibet, 15 people from the United Kingdom were missing, Chinese state media said.

 

Latvia

Twenty-nine Latvians were missing, the Nepal Tourism Board said on Friday.

Chinese state media said 33 Latvians were missing in Tibet.

Canada

The Nepal Tourism Board said 25 Canadians were among the missing on Friday. Canada’s foreign ministry put the figure at 30 in both Nepal and Tibet.

Chinese state media said six Canadians were missing in Tibet.

 

South Korea

The Nepal Tourism Board said Friday that nine South Korean tourists were missing.

South Korea’s foreign ministry said Wednesday they had had no news of nine hydropower workers.

 

Singapore

Nine Singaporeans were unaccounted for, the Nepal Tourism Board said.

 

Germany

Eight German citizens are missing, according to the Nepal Tourism Board.

Chinese state media said three Germans were missing in Tibet.

 

Russia

Nine Russians are unaccounted for, while two have been rescued, the Nepal Tourism Board said on Friday.

Three Russians were missing in Tibet, Chinese state media said Sunday.

 

Other Nationalities

South Africa: six (Nepal Tourism Board). Four missing in Tibet. (CCTV)

Japan: five (Nepal Tourism Board)

New Zealand: five (foreign ministry and Nepal Tourism Board). Two missing in Tibet. (CCTV)

France: four (Nepal Tourism Board). Two missing in Tibet. (CCTV)

Spain: three (Spanish foreign ministry). One missing in Tibet. (CCTV)

Belgium: two, and one person rescued (Nepal Tourism Board)

Hungary: three (Hungarian foreign ministry). The Nepal Tourism Board put the figure at one. One missing in Tibet (CCTV)

Portugal: three, with two found safe (Portuguese government). The Nepal Tourism Board said only one Portuguese citizen was missing. One missing in Tibet (CCTV)

Netherlands: two (Nepal Tourism Board). Two missing in Tibet (CCTV)

Italy: three missing (Italian foreign ministry). The Nepal Tourism Board said Friday one was missing, with two rescued

Ireland: two (Nepal Tourism Board). Two missing in Tibet (CCTV)

Kazakhstan: three (Nepal Tourism Board). One missing in Tibet (CCTV)

Belarus: one (Nepal Tourism Board)

Finland: one (Nepal Tourism Board). One missing in Tibet (CCTV)

Israel: one (Nepal Tourism Board)

Lithuania: one (Nepal Tourism Board). One missing in Tibet (CCTV)

Philippines: one (Nepal Tourism Board)

Serbia: one (Nepal Tourism Board)

Switzerland: one, with one person rescued (Nepal Tourism Board)

Sweden: one (Swedish foreign ministry and Nepal Tourism Board)

Vietnam: one (Nepal Tourism Board)

Estonia: Two missing in Tibet (CCTV)

AFP

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