Devastating flash floods and mudslides along the Nepal and Tibet border have killed more than 150 people, with hundreds more missing, including dozens of British citizens feared dead. The disaster has dominated newspaper headlines.
The Times reported that security footage captured people running for their lives as the surging waters engulfed buildings. The scale of the loss is still being assessed as rescue efforts continue in the affected region.
Other newspapers highlighted the human toll, with headlines such as 'Dozens of Britains among hundreds missing as devastating floods hit Nepal' from The Independent and 'Tourists vanish in deadly surge' from Metro.
The Daily Mail reported that over 30 Britons were missing in the flash flooding, underscoring the international impact of the disaster. The full extent of casualties, both local and foreign, is expected to become clearer in the coming days as recovery operations proceed.