Death toll reaches 1,114 while thousands remain missing as rescuers search flooded hydropower tunnels.
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Rescue efforts in Nepal have become increasingly difficult after devastating floods and landslides left at least 1,114 people dead and nearly 4,000 others missing.
Search teams are continuing operations in disaster-hit areas, including hydropower tunnels where survivors may still be trapped. The scale of the destruction has made rescue operations extremely challenging.
Access to Tibet has also been restored by China, providing a vital route into the disaster zone as authorities work to reach isolated communities and deliver assistance.
Officials and rescue workers remain focused on locating those still missing, while the humanitarian response continues amid widespread damage caused by the floods.
