State Department official says about 85 Americans still missing after Nepal flash flooding

Published Aug 31, 2026 • 4:22 PM

There are approximately 85 Americans still missing after flash flooding on the border of Nepal and Tibet, State Department spokesman Tommy Pigott said Sunday.

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Border ReportState Department official says about 85 Americans still missing after Nepal flash floodingabout 4 hours ago
Google NewsRescuers battle floods and debris as Himalayan disaster death toll nears 800 - Reutersabout 20 hours ago
ZeroHedge90 Americans Among Thousands Missing After Himalayan Glacier Collapse Kills 6002 days ago
Resist the MainstreamNearly 100 Americans Missing After Catastrophic Flooding3 days ago
Washington ExaminerFive Americans rescued after Nepal flood with dozens still missing3 days ago
The VergeHow GoFundMe became America’s backup plan7 days ago

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Monday, Aug 31
- State Department official says about 85 Americans still missing after Nepal flash floodingYou are here
Sunday, Aug 30
- Rescuers battle floods and debris as Himalayan disaster death toll nears 800 - ReutersGoogle News
Saturday, Aug 29
- Nearly 100 Americans Missing After Catastrophic FloodingResist the Mainstream
- 90 Americans Among Thousands Missing After Himalayan Glacier Collapse Kills 600ZeroHedge
Friday, Aug 28
- Five Americans rescued after Nepal flood with dozens still missingWashington Examiner

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