Spiritual leader Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev has confirmed that 77 pilgrims from the Isha Foundation's Kailash group are missing after a massive flash flood swept through Gyirong, a border town in Tibet. The incident occurred while the group was at an immigration centre returning from their pilgrimage. The flood caused widespread destruction, including inundating the immigration office and parts of the town. Sadhguru has expressed concern about the missing pilgrims, with no official information on their whereabouts as rescue efforts are underway. Nepal's Rasuwa district, which borders Tibet, has also been hit by severe flooding, resulting in 95 deaths and leaving 384 people out of contact, all of them pilgrims. Authorities warn of possible heavy casualties, urging residents to move to higher ground. Sadhguru's teams are prepared to participate in rescue efforts despite the risks involved. The disaster has caused significant disruption along the Nepal-China border, with roads and communication lines cut off. Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for all-out efforts to locate missing people and strengthen monitoring systems to prevent further disasters. In Nepal, villages and infrastructure project sites have been washed away in affected areas. Prime Minister Balendra Shah has dispatched rescue teams to assist with relief operations. The Gyirong border crossing, a key route between Nepal and Tibet, was hit by a mudslide last year, highlighting the region's vulnerability to landslides and flash floods. Sadhguru is personally in the region, working to assist those affected.