Two workers were rescued nine days after a flash flood from the Trishuli 3A Hydropower project tunnel in Nepal, as rescue teams continue to search for others believed trapped in multiple tunnels.

Chinese state media report rising fatalities and missing persons in Tibet, bringing the region's toll to 1,268 dead and 4,762 missing.

Images show helicopter rescues with an army medic conducting health checks during evacuation.

The narrative highlights how digital communication tools are evolving in disaster response, with engineers’ networks accelerating field decisions.

Authorities view WhatsApp as a valuable supplementary resource amid misinformation and information overload.

Organized events include a Budha Khari Foundation candlelight vigil in Harrisburg and coordinated efforts by cultural and religious groups to mobilize support regionally.

Coverage of robotics in daily life, including humanoid robots at theme parks and a World Humanoid Robot Games showcase.

Prime Minister Shah calls for presenting climate-change-related disasters to the international community and cautions Himalayan residents to stay vigilant.

He also frames climate change as a global issue requiring shared disaster response responsibilities and notes growing Himalayan risks.

Forensic expert notes extreme challenges in search and identification, including mudslides, cross-border coordination, and overwhelmed mortuaries and infrastructure.

Identification methods in development include DNA analysis, facial recognition from official photos, and CT scanning to recover implant serials, though implementation is hampered by limited basic utilities in disaster zones.

Rapid warming is driving more glacial lakes and reinforcing glacier instability in the region.