Hundreds of foreign nationals are also reported to be missing
More than 300 people have died in Nepal after a massive flash flood struck the Nepal-Tibet border.
The disaster destroyed homes, damaged roads and swept away bridges across affected areas, killing at least 332 people.
More than 900 people are also missing.
Rescuers are continuing to search for survivors. However, the scale of the destruction has made emergency operations difficult.
In Tibet, at least 558 people are reported missing, while there are three fatalities.
It remains unclear whether some of the figures overlap with Nepal’s figures.
Experts have warned that another flood could hit the region.
The US Geological Survey said the flooding was triggered by glacial collapse and a debris flow.
Authorities are monitoring the situation as rescue teams continue working across the affected region.
The potential for another flood has added further pressure to emergency crews already dealing with widespread destruction.
Hundreds of foreign nationals are also reported to be missing following the disaster.
Dozens of army and police personnel are also missing after the floods.
The missing people include tourists who had travelled through the mountainous region.
Families are now waiting for information about relatives who have not been located.
The disaster has left families around the world desperately waiting for updates.
Many families are still unable to establish contact with relatives in affected areas.
Rescue teams are working to reach communities affected by the flooding. However, damaged roads and collapsed bridges have made access to some areas difficult.
The destruction has also affected transport routes used by residents and visitors.
Emergency crews are searching for missing people while assessing damage across the region.
The number of people still missing means the death toll could increase further.
Authorities are also having to consider the possibility of another flood while rescue operations continue.
The flooding has highlighted the risks faced by communities living in mountainous areas.
Glacial collapse can release large amounts of water and debris very quickly. The resulting floods can travel rapidly through valleys and downstream communities.
The latest disaster has caused extensive damage on both sides of the Nepal-Tibet border.
Rescuers are continuing their efforts despite challenging conditions.
Authorities remain focused on locating missing people and helping those affected by the floods.
They are also monitoring rivers and debris blockages for signs of further danger.
With hundreds of people still missing, families continue to wait for news.
