The Himalayan disaster has claimed at least 734 lives, with more than 3,000 people missing across Nepal and Tibet. Authorities are now racing against time as rising water levels trigger fears of another flood.

Chinese authorities were on alert on Sunday after a new lake formed in the Himalayas in the wake of this week's catastrophic flash flooding on the Nepal-China border.

Videos posted by Tibetan locals on Chinese social media platforms showing the flash floods are reportedly being removed by the Xi Jinping-led regime. The censorship by the Chinese Communist Party has raised concerns that restricted access to information could hinder transparency and rescue efforts at a time when a catastrophe has already claimed more than 500 lives,

WASHED up bodies have been found more than a hundred miles away from the Nepal flash floods as the death toll continues to climb. It comes as the UK has deployed a rapid response team to the

The mountain range along the Nepal-China border has its dangers, most recently seen this week in the flash floods spurred by a glacier collapse that have killed hundreds and brought a wide swath of destruction.

The devastating flash floods in the Himalayan region swept so many people downstream that authorities in one Nepalese district have begun burying bodies in temporary graves before they can be identifi