The Nepal flood death toll has reached 1,377, according to the latest figures released by Nepal’s National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA) on September 10. The devastating Bhotekoshi River flood began in Rasuwa on August 26 and caused destruction across several downstream districts. As many as 5,130 people remain missing, with Rasuwa and Nuwakot among the worst-affected areas. Search, rescue and relief operations are continuing as authorities work to locate missing people and support survivors.How Nepal Is Managing Flood RescueAuthorities are continuing large-scale search and rescue operations across the affected districts as the Rasuwa floods have caused widespread damage to homes, roads, bridges and other infrastructure. NDRRMA said 13,656 people have been rescued so far, while hundreds of injured people continue receiving medical care. Security forces and government agencies remain deployed in affected areas to support rescue and relief work.The reported death toll has reached 1,377.Around 5,130 people remain missing.Rasuwa and Nuwakot remain among the worst-hit areas.More than 13,600 people have been rescued.Search and relief operations are still continuing.Rasuwa Floods Caused Widespread DamageThe disaster began on August 26 when a massive flood struck the Bhote Koshi River in Rasuwa. The flood then moved through downstream river systems, affecting Nuwakot, Dhading, Gorkha, Tanahun, Nawalparasi and Chitwan. Nepal’s Ministry of Home Affairs said search, rescue and emergency relief operations began immediately after the disaster.The scale of the disaster has made recovery difficult, particularly in areas where roads and bridges were damaged. By September 8, NDRRMA had reported 1,357 bodies recovered and more than 5,300 people missing. The latest September 10 update increased the reported death toll to 1,377 and the missing figure to 5,130.Also Read: Suhas Subramanyam Says Nepal Flood Families Still Pray For Miracle Or ClosureRelief Efforts Continue Across NepalThe latest update shows that authorities are continuing to focus on both finding missing people and assisting those displaced by the disaster. In Nuwakot, relief supplies have been stored at several locations accessible from Kathmandu before distribution to affected communities. Government agencies are also maintaining holding centres for rescued people.The Nepali Army, Nepal Police and Armed Police Force have remained involved in rescue and relief activities. Helicopters have been used to reach difficult locations, while authorities are also working to provide medical treatment, food, fuel and other essential supplies to affected communities.Key HighlightsNepal’s reported flood death toll has reached 1,377.A total of 5,130 people are still reported missing.Rasuwa and Nuwakot are among the most affected districts.More than 13,600 people have been rescued.Relief materials are being distributed through government agencies and local authorities.Search operations remain active across multiple affected districts.Nepal Flood Search ContinuesThe Nepal flood death toll continues to rise as rescue teams search areas affected by the devastating Bhotekoshi flood and its downstream impact. Rasuwa and Nuwakot remain key areas of concern because many people are still unaccounted for. Authorities are combining search operations with relief distribution and medical support for survivors. The government has also appealed for continued support as long-term rehabilitation remains a major challenge.Disclaimer: This article is provided for knowledge purposes and to provide news information based on publicly available reports and official updates.
