The Indian government has dispatched emergency aid to Nepal following catastrophic floods that have claimed over 50 lives and left hundreds missing. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar expressed condolences to the bereaved families and affirmed India's solidarity with its neighbor. The floodwaters, triggered possibly by an ice-rock avalanche, inundated villages and disrupted communication networks, leaving 65 people hospitalized in Nepal and 65 tourists from West Bengal stranded. Chinese authorities reported three deaths and 265 missing due to a mudslide in Tibet. The Nepalese government has mobilized the army, police, and health services for rescue operations, providing medical care to over 250 victims and arranging temporary shelters, food, water, and medicine for affected families. Local administrations, rescue teams, and the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) in India remain on high alert, prepared for potential impacts on border areas. The ongoing crisis has prompted Union Home Minister Amit Shah to express grief and offer assistance to Nepal.