AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNational Mourning & Flood Update: Nepal marked the 13th day of mourning for the Bhotekoshi flash floods, with flags at half-mast and candlelight vigils as the death toll rose to 1,355 and 4,996 people remain missing, including 589 foreign nationals. Tourism Impact & Reassurance: With autumn travel approaching, Nepal urged countries to limit advisories to flood-hit areas and launched the “Nepal Calling” campaign to tell visitors key trekking routes are still open, while authorities also tightened media accreditation rules for journalists covering the disaster zones. President on the Ground: President Ram Chandra Paudel inspected flood-ravaged areas in Rasuwa and urged faster search, rescue and relief. Identification Challenge: Authorities say body identification is a major hurdle, with DNA matching underway. Security & Public Safety: Nepal Police warned people not to keep or sell valuables found after the floods, urging handover to police. Cross-border Response: China reported large-scale rescue efforts at the Gyirong border port, while families abroad continue to demand clearer updates.
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