Overview
- Government updates place confirmed deaths at about 1,400 (reports range 1,403–1,410), with roughly 6,145–6,150 people still missing and about 13,742–13,756 rescued.
- The missing list includes hundreds of foreign nationals and many of the unaccounted for came from the hardest‑hit districts of Rasuwa and Nuwakot.
- Chitwan, Nawalparasi East and Nawalparasi West have the highest district death counts, with Chitwan reported at 364 fatalities and other districts reporting hundreds more.
- Security forces have flown extensive helicopter missions (Nepal Army ~1,600–1,634 flights; Armed Police Force ~320 flights) and authorities have collected 1,286 DNA samples from recovered remains plus nearly 1,900 samples from relatives to aid identification.
- The floods wiped out roads, bridges and hydropower works, leaving large reconstruction needs and prompting the government to offer NPR 15,000 per family per month for up to six months while officials seek international aid.