Nepal and Tibet have been devastated by a catastrophic flood, turning once-beautiful tourist destinations into graveyards of mud and debris. Villages along riverbanks have been completely submerged, with rescue teams recovering over 400 bodies from the silt. Scenic tourist spots are now buried under rocks, mud, and rubble. The disaster has also affected Indian tourists, including Rakesh Nayak from Dharwad, Karnataka, who was visiting Nepal on a trip from Australia. His family has been in distress as he has been unreachable for two days. Karnataka officials state they are in constant contact with the Ministry of External Affairs and are working to gather information about stranded Kannadigas in Nepal, though specific details remain limited.
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