The death toll from the devastating floods in Nepal and parts of Tibet has risen to 691, while more than 3,000 people remain missing. Rescue teams are continuing their search despite poor weather and difficult terrain.
Nepal has reported 675 deaths, with 2,498 people still missing following the disaster. In Tibet, authorities have confirmed 16 deaths and 546 missing people, according to the latest figures provided in the given information.
The floods struck earlier this week, leaving rescue teams facing challenging conditions as they search for survivors and people believed to be trapped inside tunnels.
Four days after the disaster, rescuers are working through worsening weather and treacherous terrain to reach affected areas and locate those who remain unaccounted for.
The combined figures from Nepal and Tibet bring the reported death toll to 691, while the number of missing people stands at more than 3,000.
Rescue operations remain underway as authorities continue efforts to find survivors and assess the situation in the flood-hit regions.
