More than 160 people have been killed in Nepal, and hundreds of tourists are missing, after a massive flash flood and mudslide
The missing tourists include more than 100 from India, 54 from the US, 34 from Australia, and 33 from the UK, as well as more than 100 from Nepal itself, according to officials. The area is popular with pilgrims and trekkers
The US, China, the EU and India are among the countries that have pledged assistance or dispatched relief supplies
Dozens of Nepalese police officers and army personnel are also missing, as well as power workers. My family was swept away in front of me, one woman tells us - she and her son survived by climbing to a rooftop
Authorities initially thought an earthquake may have preceded the flooding - but the US Geological Survey now says the "seismic energy was instead generated by a landslide"
Flash flood on Nepal-Tibet border kills more than 160, with hundreds of tourists missing