More than 100 foreign trekkers are stranded in central Nepal after floods wash out parts of hiking routes, an official says. Multiple outlets report the flooding follows heavy rainfall over the weekend and affects trekking trails and bridges, leaving some visitors at different locations.

One account adds that the flooding is linked to a landslide on Sunday in Gorkha district, where the Budhi Gandaki River is blocked, triggering downstream inundation. Authorities report they carry out rescues and evacuations, with one outlet stating 96 people, including nine foreigners, are rescued so far. Other reports focus more on the scale of the stranded group and the impact on trekking areas, without detailing the full chain of events. Overall coverage emphasizes the disruption to travel in the affected region and the ongoing response by local authorities.