A British national was among 119 people rescued in Nepal after deadly floods hit the Nepal-Tibet border area last week, according to the army.
The rescue took place after floodwaters surged across the border region, leaving a large number of people unaccounted for. The army said the Briton was among those brought to safety in Nepal.
More than 3,900 people remain missing following the flooding, underlining the scale of the disaster and the continuing uncertainty for families and communities affected by the sudden rise in water levels.
The available information does not give further details about the identity or condition of the rescued Briton, nor does it specify the circumstances of the rescue. No additional information has been provided on the number of confirmed deaths.
The latest known situation is that rescue efforts have accounted for 119 people in Nepal, while thousands are still listed as missing after the floodwaters swept through the Nepal-Tibet border area.
