- More than 4,200 people, including 85 Americans, remain unaccounted for after a glacier collapse near the Nepal-China border triggered devastating flash floods that killed over 900 people.
- Most of the missing Americans were in the remote Himalayan region on a spiritual pilgrimage to Mount Kailash, leaving relatives across the U.S. desperately awaiting news.
- The State Department confirmed that nine U.S. citizens have been evacuated so far, with U.S. embassies in Kathmandu and Beijing coordinating search and rescue efforts with local authorities.
- President Donald Trump offered full federal support to Nepal following the disaster, stating his administration is prepared to assist with any needed resources.
- The U.S. has activated $3.6 million in emergency humanitarian aid, delivering initial shipments of food, shelter materials, and supplies over the weekend.
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