Nepali students in Delhi anxious after Nepal flash floods
Nepali students studying in Delhi are on edge as severe flash floods back home have left nearly 826 people missing and damaged at least four permanent bridges and several temporary ones.
Triggered by an ice-rock landslide near the Nepal-China border, the disaster has hit areas like Rasuwa, Dhading, Nuwakot, and Chitwan hard.
Students anxious after 270 deaths confirmed
Many students say their families in Kathmandu are safe, but they're deeply worried about relatives near the affected area.
"The situation is uncertain," shared Suyog Bansal from Delhi University.
Many admit it's tough to focus on studies right now; they're glued to news updates and constantly checking in with loved ones.
So far, authorities have confirmed 270 deaths, while rescue teams search for hundreds still unaccounted for, including 288 Indians reported missing by India's Ministry of External Affairs.