HORRIFYING FOOTAGE – Hundreds Feared Dead After Flash Floods And Mudslides Devastate Nepal-Tibet Border, Dozens Of Americans Missing
Catastrophic flash flooding and mudslides near the border between Nepal and China-controlled Tibet have killed around 100 people, with hundreds missing.
According to reports, a massive wall of rock and mud collapsed into a river, which triggered the flooding on the Nepali side.
More than 50 Americans are among those still missing.
Terrifying footage captured the moments of the flash flooding:
BREAKING: New footage shows absolutely horrifying scenes along the China-Nepal border amid devastating flash floods, hundreds missing, many feared dead pic.twitter.com/hwXTz8IzjP
— Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) August 26, 2026
A massive mudslide started in Nepal and crossed into Gyirong Port in Tibet causing major casualties and missing persons at the port.
Chinese media reports President Xi Jinping issued instructions for all-out search and rescue efforts. Nepal reported at least 8–17 deaths plus… pic.twitter.com/VjYyr09BPF
— Shadow of Ezra (@ShadowofEzra) August 26, 2026
BREAKING: Moment flash floods swept away several houses and a bridge near Trishuli Bazar in Nepal pic.twitter.com/rqotIPbn6B
— Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) August 26, 2026
More from the New York Post:
At least 98 people were killed on the Nepali side and over 300 tourists were missing — including 54 Americans, officials said.
Though the horrifying disaster is still unfolding, initial reports suggest the floods could be the result of an avalanche triggered by an earthquake, Nepal’s foreign minister Shisir Khanal told the country’s parliament Wednesday.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping has urged an “all-out” search effort after state media confirmed three people died in the landslide and 265 were still missing.
The United States Geological Survey (USGS) reported recording a 4.4 magnitude quake around seven minutes before the security footage was taken at the border.
full story at https://100percentfedup.com/horrifying-footage-hundreds-feared-dead-after-flash-floods/