Over 130 Stranded in Tibet After Nepal Landslides Block Roads
Heavy rains and flooding have triggered landslides in Nepal, cutting off key routes and complicating rescue efforts in Tibet.
- Tourists, migrant workers, and businesspeople are among those trapped in the mountainous town of Zhentang.
- Rescue operations are underway, with evacuees facing challenges due to difficult terrain and ongoing adverse weather.
- The region has experienced steady rain since Saturday, causing severe landslides and mudslides.
- Power and communication lines were initially cut off but have since been restored.
- The annual monsoon rains have caused widespread flooding and landslides, killing dozens in Nepal and affecting neighboring India.