At least 160 people have been killed along the Nepal-Tibet border, where rescue teams are continuing efforts to reach those affected by a disaster in the region.
Rescuers have been pulling people from mud as operations continue in difficult conditions. The available information indicates that emergency workers are struggling to access the disaster zone, raising concern for those who may still need help.
The deaths have been reported in the border area between Nepal and Tibet. No further details have been provided on the identities of the victims, the number of injured people, or the full scale of damage in the affected communities.
The source material does not specify the cause of the disaster or when it began. It also does not provide details of which agencies are leading the rescue work or whether additional support has been requested.
The latest known situation is that rescue operations remain under way, with emergency teams still attempting to reach the hardest-hit areas and recover people from mud.
