India Prime TV Breaking News Desk | 29 August 2026 Nepal and Tibet are facing a major humanitarian crisis after devastating flash floods struck the Himalayan border region. According to the latest reports, 320 Indian nationals remain missing or uncontactable, while rescue and relief operations continue in several affected areas. The disaster has severely damaged roads, bridges and communication networks, making access to some of the worst-hit locations extremely difficult.
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More Than 2,400 People Reported Missing
320 Indians Still Missing as Rescue Operations Continue
The devastating flash floods along the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli river corridors have left hundreds dead and thousands missing. The latest reports put the combined number of missing people in Nepal and Tibet at around 2,482, including 320 Indian nationals. Rescue teams are continuing search operations despite difficult terrain, damaged infrastructure and adverse weather conditions.
The situation remains fluid, and casualty and missing-person figures are being revised as authorities receive information from remote areas. More than 3,700 people have reportedly been rescued in Nepal, while authorities continue monitoring the possibility of further flooding in vulnerable Himalayan areas.
149 Indians Safely Reach Nepal from China; India Sends More Relief
There is some relief amid the disaster as 149 Indian nationals who had been affected by the floods safely crossed from China into Nepal. India’s Ministry of External Affairs has also released details concerning the Indians who reached safety.
India has simultaneously stepped up humanitarian assistance to Nepal. Additional relief supplies, including humanitarian assistance and disaster-relief material, have been sent to support people affected by the floods. India has also indicated that specialised technical assistance may be provided for difficult rescue operations.
More Than 100 Feared Trapped Inside a Tunnel in Nepal
Rescue teams are facing another major challenge in Nepal’s Rasuwa district, where more than 100 people are believed to be trapped inside a mud-filled tunnel associated with the Upper Trishuli-1 Hydropower Project. Thick mud, damaged access routes and difficult weather conditions have complicated the rescue effort.
Authorities and rescue teams are working to reach the affected area using available equipment and specialised resources. The tunnel operation has emerged as one of the most difficult rescue missions following the flash floods.
Fresh Flood Risk Adds to Rescue Challenges
Authorities are continuing to monitor water bodies and river systems in the Himalayan region following the initial disaster. A glacier collapse triggered the massive torrent of rock, ice, mud and debris, while a newly formed lake created additional concerns about possible secondary flooding.
Rescue operations have been affected by difficult weather conditions, with aerial operations facing interruptions. Officials are also working to ensure food, medical assistance and other essential supplies reach communities cut off by damaged roads and bridges.
Suspected Pakistani Drone Spotted Along LoC in Rajouri
In another major national security development, a suspected Pakistani drone was spotted along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir’s Rajouri sector. Security forces launched a search operation following the reported aerial activity near the LoC.
Security agencies are investigating the purpose of the drone activity and continuing surveillance in the area. The development has prompted increased vigilance along the sensitive border sector.
Delhi-NCR CNG Price Hiked by ₹3.89 Per Kg
Commuters and vehicle owners in Delhi-NCR are facing higher fuel costs after CNG prices were increased by ₹3.89 per kilogram. The revised price in Delhi is ₹86.98 per kg, up from ₹83.09 per kg. The new rates came into effect from August 29.
The price increase is expected to affect private CNG vehicle owners as well as auto-rickshaw, taxi and other commercial vehicle operators. The rise has been linked to increased LNG import costs amid continuing geopolitical tensions.
Gaza: Israeli Strikes Leave Five Dead
The conflict in Gaza continues to remain an important international story. Reports citing local hospital officials said Israeli airstrikes killed five people in Gaza on Friday, despite a fragile ceasefire arrangement.
The latest incidents have renewed concerns over the stability of the ceasefire and the humanitarian situation in the region. International attention remains focused on efforts to reduce violence and provide humanitarian assistance to civilians.
India Continues Humanitarian Support for Flood-Hit Nepal
India has continued to provide humanitarian assistance to Nepal following the devastating floods. Relief consignments containing essential disaster-response material, medicines and food supplies have been dispatched to support the neighbouring country.
The scale of the disaster has also created demand for specialised technical support, particularly for difficult rescue operations in tunnels and remote mountainous locations. Rescue agencies continue to coordinate efforts as authorities assess the damage and plan the next phase of rehabilitation.
Rajasthan and Other Major India Updates
Political and administrative developments in Rajasthan are also being closely watched, particularly in connection with upcoming local-body elections and preparations by political parties. Local issues, candidate selection and election-related developments are expected to remain important topics in the state.
For readers in Rajasthan, India Prime TV will continue to provide state-level updates alongside national and international breaking news.
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As of Saturday morning, the Nepal-Tibet flood disaster, missing Indian nationals, suspected drone activity along the LoC, the Delhi-NCR CNG price hike and the Gaza conflict remain among the key developments being closely followed.
India Prime TV will continue updating this LIVE blog as new information becomes available.
Important: Figures relating to deaths, missing persons and rescued people in the Nepal-Tibet disaster are changing rapidly as authorities receive information from remote areas. Readers should therefore treat the figures as latest reported numbers and check subsequent updates for revisions.
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