The United States signals further assistance to Nepal after deadly floods, with U.S. President Donald Trump saying the US is ready to help “anything” Nepal needs. Nepali authorities continue search and rescue operations in affected districts, including locating missing people and assisting those stranded.
Nepal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs says it sets up an Emergency Response Team to coordinate efforts, verify information, and provide consular assistance to foreign nationals affected by the disaster. The Kathmandu Post and Times of India report that hundreds of people remain missing, and that 90 Americans are still unaccounted for according to Nepali and U.S. officials. The Kathmandu Post also reports the death toll has reached 475, while both outlets describe ongoing work to restore damaged infrastructure and improve access to affected areas. The coverage focuses on the scale of the disaster and the continued uncertainty around missing foreigners, alongside the coordination steps being taken by Nepal’s foreign ministry.
