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Families Fly to Nepal as 33 Britons Remain Missing After Floods

Families are flying to Nepal as rescue teams search for 33 missing British nationals after floods killed at least 538 people, officials said.

  • Families are searching for 33 British nationals still missing after deadly flash floods hit Nepal on Wednesday, August 26. Rescue operations continue amid a disaster that has killed at least 538 people.
  • A magnitude 5.2 seismic event caused by a "glacial collapse and debris flow" triggered the flooding near the Nepal-Tibet border on Wednesday. The disaster has left at least 320 Indians missing and around 400 others stranded.
  • Tour operators including Alpine Eco Trek and Kailash Journeys reported missing clients, with travel logs identifying a 13-year-old girl as the youngest person unaccounted for. Four Nepali tour guides are also missing.
  • Relatives, including Naresh Goyal, have contacted the British Embassy in Kathmandu and various helplines seeking information. "We have called every helpline given by the Indian government," Goyal said.
  • Kathmandu District Administration Office Eshor Raj Poudel stated that survival chances for those missing are "remote" due to the volume of debris. Rescue personnel continue to face restricted access to affected areas.
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easterneye.biz broke the news on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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