The floods have caused widespread destruction, with entire villages and critical infrastructure swept away. At least 160 people have been confirmed dead, and over 400 individuals, including 133 Indian pilgrims, remain missing. The affected areas include Nepal's Nuwakot and Rasuwa districts, as well as Tibet's Gyirong County. The disaster has disrupted travel and left many residents and tourists stranded. The risk of further flooding remains high, with rivers still flowing above normal levels. The incident underscores the vulnerability of the Himalayan region to climate change-induced disasters, such as glacial avalanches and landslides.