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Ten Residents from Assam Unaccounted For as Devastating Flash Floods Ravage Nepal
Public Lokpal
August 29, 2026
Ten Residents from Assam Unaccounted For as Devastating Flash Floods Ravage Nepal
GUWAHATI: Ten individuals from Assam remain untraceable following catastrophic flash floods and landslides triggered by glacial collapses in Nepal. The Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA) confirmed that the missing residents include tourists, medical professionals, and workers deployed at regional hydropower project sites along river valleys.
The affected individuals hail from districts including Kamrup (Metro), Karbi Anglong, Nalbari, Golaghat, and Hojai. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma stated that the state administration is in constant communication with affected families. Authorities are closely coordinating search-and-rescue operations with central ministries, the Ministry of External Affairs, and international agencies operating in disaster-hit zones.
To streamline tracking and support frantic relatives, a dedicated emergency help desk has been activated at Assam Bhawan in New Delhi. Families seeking urgent assistance or information can reach coordination cells via helpline numbers 011-23010299 / 23010298 / 011-28877111 or contact state-designated officials directly. Rescue teams continue navigating severe weather and heavy debris to locate stranded foreign nationals and locals.
